What is the reason for a seven-month-old baby's hoarse voice?

Many mothers will find that their babies have hoarse throats when they are very young, but they do not have any symptoms of cold or cough. When faced with this problem, mothers will be more worried. In fact, many times the baby's hoarse throat may be caused by some problems of getting angry. The following is a detailed analysis of the causes of hoarse throat in 7-month-old babies.

When your baby has difficulty in defecation, poor appetite, or poor sleep, it means that your baby is suffering from "heat".

1. "Poor appetite": The baby is irritable and refuses to eat, or even drink water, and has symptoms of oral pain. Single or clustered small blisters appear in the mouth, surrounded by red halos, which are prone to form ulcers after breaking. Herpes and erosions or ulcers of varying sizes can be seen on the lips, tongue and buccal mucosa.

2. "Difficult bowel movements": The baby is constipated and only has a bowel movement once every 3 to 7 days. The stool is hard and small in volume, and defecation takes a long time or is difficult. In addition to the symptoms listed above, "getting hot" can also cause high fever, red eyes, excessive eye mucus, chapped lips, dry throat, bad breath, nosebleeds, etc. These symptoms are enough to make babies suffer and make parents anxious. So how do you keep your baby away from getting angry? In fact, the baby's "fire" is usually real fire, usually caused by eating too much, which leads to stomach fire. Doctors remind parents of babies that in order to prevent their babies from "getting fire", it is best to breastfeed, because abnormal diet leading to indigestion and food accumulation is one of the main causes of children's "getting fire".

If breast milk is insufficient, it is recommended to choose formula milk that is not easy to cause "heat", that is, the formula milk that is closest to breast milk. At the same time, you can make a cup of honey water for your baby to drink every morning when you wake up; foods such as aloe vera and bitter gourd are also good supplements in the diet; mung bean porridge or mung bean water also have good detoxification and heat-clearing effects; the variety of fruits should be rich; a reasonable diet and adequate sleep are also important.

Parents need to be extra careful when taking care of their babies, because the babies are still young and may not be able to convey themselves some of the discomfort symptoms of their bodies. Therefore, parents can only pay attention and observe, so that when problems are discovered, they can help the baby with treatment correctly.