The baby is getting angry, mothers should be careful

When babies get angry, they often have a series of symptoms, such as dry stools and yellow urine. Many elderly people also call it getting angry. In fact, it is ultimately due to the baby's rapid metabolism, which causes excessive water loss in the body. So how do you determine if your baby is getting angry?

1. The baby refuses to eat, is irritable, and even refuses to drink water. Oral pain, herpes and erosions or ulcers of varying sizes can be seen on the lips, tongue and cheek mucosa.

2. The baby has gastrointestinal dysfunction, with abdominal distension and discomfort, or abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea and other symptoms

3. The baby is constipated and has a bowel movement every 3 to 7 days. The stool is hard and small in volume, millet-like, and the defecation process is prolonged or difficult;

4. The baby has a lot of eye mucus and a red rash on the head and face; or has dry skin and even nose bleeding.