What to eat when your baby is suffering from internal heat

What mothers fear most is that something goes wrong with their baby's body, even if it's just a simple case of getting angry. In fact, when babies cannot speak, they feel the most uncomfortable when they get a sore throat. Some babies will get big blisters on their mouths and can only cry. Their mothers will be anxious but can do nothing. Although mothers know more about their babies' problems, they don't know much about how to give their babies dietary therapy after they get a sore throat.

It is very sad for a baby to get angry. If you don't pay more attention to the care, the baby's condition will worsen and it is very likely to cause more distress. Therefore, it is important for mothers to understand what to eat when their babies have a sore throat and how to supplement their nutrition.

1. Give your child some mung bean soup or mung bean porridge. Mung beans are cold in nature and sweet in taste. They can cool down and detoxify, clear away heat and relieve irritability. They are most suitable for babies with bad tempers and upsets.

2. Give your child more fruits, such as grapefruit and pear: they are cold and slightly sour in nature. In addition to clearing away heat, they are also able to moisten the lungs. They are very suitable for babies with lung heat, cough, yellow sputum, dry and painful throat.

Water chestnut: It is slightly cold in nature and rich in juice. It is very suitable for babies who suffer from restlessness, thirst, mouth sores, dry stool and yellow urine after a fever.

Starfruit: It is cold in nature, sweet and sour in taste, and can clear away heat and promote the production of body fluids. It is most suitable for babies with internal heat and oral ulcers.

3. Eat more heat-clearing vegetables, such as cabbage: it is slightly cold in nature, has the effect of clearing away heat and relieving restlessness, and promoting bowel movements.

Celery: It is cold in nature, can remove liver fire and relieve heat in the lungs and stomach, and is beneficial for babies who are prone to "getting angry".

Lettuce: slightly cold in nature, tender and crisp, rich in water, and has the functions of clearing away heat, relieving gas, and resolving phlegm. It is suitable for babies with heat in the lungs and stomach.

Wild rice stem: It is cold in nature and suitable for babies with symptoms of heat in the heart meridian, irritability, thirst, dry stool and yellow urine. It has the effect of clearing away heat and detoxifying.

Lotus root: It is mild and cold in nature. It is best eaten raw or mashed into juice. It has the effects of clearing away heat, promoting the production of body fluids, moistening the lungs and relieving coughs. It is more effective if taken with pear juice.

Eggplant: It is cold in nature and can clear away heat and detoxify. When feeding it to babies who are prone to "getting angry", do not cook it with oil. You can steam the eggplant instead.

Lily: It is mild and slightly cold in nature, and has the effect of clearing heat, moistening the lungs and relieving coughs. It is effective for residual heat after fever, sore throat, irritability and thirst. Bitter melon: It is very cool in nature, bitter in taste, and can purge the six meridians of fire. It is a bitter and cold food that clears heat.

4. Take Chinese medicine appropriately. Xiaoer Huashi Pills are suitable for children who have good appetite, large food intake, thirst, constipation, hot palms, irritability, and restless sleep at night. It is effective for children who stop eating and breastfeeding, vomiting, abdominal distension, bad breath, dry stool, and yellow urine caused by internal heat in children.

Through the introduction of the above content, we can understand that there are many foods that can relieve baby's getting angry, usually some heat-clearing vegetables and fruits, etc. However, mothers must pay attention that once the symptoms are serious, they need to go to the hospital for professional treatment and give the baby appropriate medication based on the doctor's professional advice.