Patient's question:
The baby is one month and a month old and weaned at one year. It has been one month since weaning, mainly eating dinner without drinking formula milk. The baby can eat half a bowl of rice with a little vegetables at three meals a day, and also snacks in between. The little belly is as round as a drum, but she still eats even when full. The baby needs to drink three or four bottles of QQXing children's milk every day and two bottles at night. It seems to be never hungry or full, but now it has been about five or six days, and the urination has improved, with about ten to twenty minutes between each time.Treatment history and effectiveness: None.
What kind of help is needed: The baby is always urinating frequently. What could be the reason? The baby's current condition needs to be stabilized.
Doctor's answer:
After a one-year-old child weans off breastfeeding, they are currently experiencing a large appetite. It is recommended to give the child oral medication to aid digestion, and also provide them with formula milk. The intake of drinks and snacks should be limited. Excessive urination is related to the amount of milk and water the child drinks. A urine test can be conducted, and if the results are normal, there is no need for concern. Male-related diseases cause significant harm to patients. Once symptoms are noticed, it is important to seek medical attention promptly. Additionally, dietary issues should be given close attention, with a focus on a light and balanced diet. It is hoped that male-related disease patients can receive professional treatment.