What are the symptoms of a two-year-old baby getting angry?

Babies will inevitably have some problems in the process of growing up, and getting angry is one of them. Especially for babies who have been drinking milk powder, this situation is more common. When the baby has an angry problem, we must pay attention to it and regulate it through daily diet and life. So what are the symptoms of getting angry in a two-year-old baby? Let’s learn more about it through the following introduction.

Symptoms of baby 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.

Classification of baby's internal heat in traditional Chinese medicine

When a baby gets angry, in traditional Chinese medicine, it can be divided into external fire and internal fire. Fever and sore throat during a cold are both external fire. In traditional Chinese medicine, endogenous fire is mainly divided into the following types:

1. Heart fire. There are two types: real and virtual. Symptoms of deficiency fire include irritability, dry mouth, night sweats, low fever, etc.; symptoms of excess fire include recurrent oral ulcers, dry mouth, short and yellow urine, irritability, etc.

2. Lung fire. The main symptoms are hot flashes, night sweats, dry cough without sputum, sore throat and hoarseness.

3. Stomach fire. There are two types of fire: deficiency fire and excess fire. Deficiency fire is manifested by mild cough, constipation, abdominal distension, red tongue with little coating, and small food intake; excess fire is manifested by dry mouth, upper abdominal distension, and dry and hard stools.

Through the above introduction, we know the symptoms of a two-year-old baby getting angry. In normal times, we must pay attention to the baby's diet and living habits. It is especially necessary to take good care of the baby. If the baby is found to have an angry condition, we must find out the cause of the anger and then carry out symptomatic conditioning, which will have a good effect.