What are the symptoms of heat in a two-month-old baby?

The baby's health is the top priority for every new mother. Especially for babies who are only two months old and are still breastfeeding, they cannot speak or express themselves, and can only cry when they feel unwell. The most common phenomenon among two-month-old babies is getting hot. It is not difficult to discover as long as mothers are a little careful. What are the symptoms of heat in a two-month-old baby?

If the baby is really angry, there are generally six symptoms

(1) Constipation. Once a baby suffers from constipation, he will often delay defecation as much as possible because he feels pain during defecation, which makes the stool drier and forms a vicious cycle.

(2) Yellow urine. This is when the baby's urine will be yellower than usual and the amount will be smaller. This symptom indicates that the baby is getting hot, and it also means that the baby's body is often dehydrated.

(3) Mouth and tongue ulcers. This will affect your baby's diet. If a child who has not yet learned to speak suddenly refuses to eat, becomes easily irritable, cries, or even refuses to drink water, parents should check whether they have ulcers in their mouths.

(4) The baby does not sleep well. If you often feel irritable, restless, cry, wake up easily, toss and turn, and sometimes grind your teeth while sleeping, but have no other symptoms, it may be a sleep disorder caused by an imbalance in the body due to getting angry.

(5) The baby suddenly has more eye mucus. After ruling out some tear duct and eye diseases, it can be preliminarily determined that the baby is suffering from internal heat.

(6) The baby has bad breath. It may be caused by "stomach fire", which is generally related to food accumulation due to improper feeding. In addition, when stomach fire is severe, problems such as dry and hard stools will also occur simultaneously.

The above introduces some symptoms of heat in two-month-old babies. I believe it will be of great help to new mothers in daily life. Only by being good at observing the baby's physical condition can you know whether the baby has already shown symptoms of getting angry. If the baby is getting too hot, mothers need to take timely measures.