How long will it take for a baby to recover from teething diarrhea?

If a baby has diarrhea when he is teething, it will affect his gastrointestinal digestion and is not conducive to the absorption of nutrients and the development of teeth. Therefore, mothers should give their babies more foods containing zinc and give them more water to avoid skin dehydration. When the baby's bleeding and diarrhea during teething will recover should be determined based on our treatment method and the severity of the disease.

Because the antibodies brought by the mother have gradually disappeared at this time, the baby's resistance is weak, and the baby likes to chew things, it is easy to get infected with diseases and have symptoms of fever and diarrhea.

When the fetus is about 4 or 5 months old in the mother's body, the teeth are already calcifying and growing. The lower incisors will grow between birth and 6 months old, and will grow out at 7 months old if the baby is slower. However, since the antibodies brought by the mother at this time have gradually disappeared and the resistance is weak, the baby likes to chew things, so it is easy to get infected with diseases and have symptoms of fever and diarrhea. In order to prevent the baby from chewing unclean objects, you can use wet gauze to massage his gums to relieve discomfort.

What should I do if my baby has diarrhea? Traditional Chinese medicine has some tips for dealing with baby diarrhea:

1. Milk tea: Some foods, such as tea, have the effect of preventing diarrhea. 1 gram of Yunnan green tea. Grind green tea into fine powder, mix with breast milk and take it in 3 doses for 3 to 5 days. Functions: clearing away heat, helping digestion and stopping diarrhea.

2. Haier Tea: Haier Tea is also good, but pay attention to the number of times you take it. Grind the tea into powder and take it orally. For children around 1 year old, take 0.15 grams each time; for children over 2 years old, take 0.2 grams, 3 times a day. It can clear away heat and help digestion.

3. Pediatric vinegar tea: Vinegar can stop diarrhea, and it is better to drink it mixed with other ingredients. 1 cup of green tea (about 300 ml) and 20 ml of vinegar, mix the two, take 20 ml each time, 3 times a day. Efficacy: soothing the stomach and stopping diarrhea.

There is no necessary connection between teething and diarrhea in babies, but diarrhea may be caused by some other factors.