Patient's question:
My son started eating An Instrument Baby A+ and it was fine, but after switching to the second stage formula at 6 months, he had diarrhea. wojiaDoctor's answer:
Some infants cannot adapt to excessive protein. They always have diarrhea, two to three times a day, or five to six times a day, or they are always bloated, passing gas, or have white particles. Digestive problems such as poor smell, but these babies will feel better after drinking some formula milk, and then recover. This is because the protein in one piece is relatively less, relatively better digested, and the baby has adapted for a period of time. If multiple attempts to switch to stage 2 result in heavy or severe diarrhea and stopping the weaning to go back to stage 1 feels fine, or if after two weeks of weaning, the baby still cannot adapt and still has diarrhea, it is recommended to stop weaning and continue to eat stage 1 formula milk. After a period of time, a deeper switch to stage 2 is generally possible to adapt.