Patient's question:
Eating, drinking, defecating, and urinating are all normal with no discomfort, but I'm getting thinner and thinner. I eat, but it doesn't help; instead, I lose weight? 157cm, 80 jin—is there something wrong with me?Doctor's answer:
Use digestive aids moderately, such as probiotics, Bifidus factor, and lactobacillus tablets, and also use an umbilical patch on the navel. Now the baby has formed its own sleep, feeding, and bowel movement routines and habits. Some babies can already sleep for 4 to 6 hours at night, but the differences between babies are great; some still need their mothers to feed them 2 to 3 times during the night. Especially for breastfed babies, the feeding intervals are short because breast milk is easier to digest. Every child has different habits, and as long as the child is developing well, there is no problem.