What are the symptoms of baby's stomach change?

Babies are young and often prone to illness, and their immunity and resistance are very low. Common illnesses that babies suffer from include colds, fever, stomach pain, etc. But as a parent, we must be worried that our children are young and need timely treatment no matter what disease they have. To prevent other roots of disease, children need to pay attention to dietary issues. So what are the symptoms of baby's stomach changing?

1. The main symptoms of baby diarrhea

1. Mild diarrhea: 5-6 bowel movements a day, or even more than 10 times. The stool is egg-drop soup-like or watery, yellow or yellow-green in color, with small white pieces. There may be low fever and regurgitation of milk. The patient's spirit and appetite are good or slightly decreased. The patient has no weight gain or has slightly decreased weight and is not dehydrated.

2. Moderate diarrhea: 10 bowel movements a day, loose watery stools, sour and smelly, and possible moderate fever.

3. Severe diarrhea: more than 10 bowel movements a day, watery stools, yellow color, vomiting, fever, oliguria, poor appetite, weight loss, rapid onset of dehydration and acidosis, hypokalemia, hypocalcemia, hypomagnesemia, etc.

4. Some babies may experience obvious dehydration, acidosis, and electrolyte imbalance, such as low potassium or low magnesium.

2. What to do if your baby has diarrhea

1. Children with diarrhea should adjust their diet. If a child is currently taking complementary foods, stop feeding them or reduce the frequency and amount of complementary foods. Young children should stop feeding foods high in oil and meat. If there is breast milk, the baby should try to eat breast milk.

2. For children with nausea and vomiting, in addition to easily digestible food, they should be fed water and meals slowly in small amounts and multiple times. When diarrhea and vomiting are particularly severe, you can feed less food 1~2 times. Long-term fasting is not recommended now because it is not good for children.

3. Do not use antibiotics at will. The indiscriminate use of antibiotics to treat infant diarrhea is the main cause of treatment failure. The number of non-pathogenic bacteria in the infant's intestines is small, and a normal flora system has not yet been established. The intestinal environment is unstable and easily damaged by external factors. It can be treated with Dinggui Baby Umbilical Patch, because the preparation of Dinggui Baby Umbilical Patch is traditional Chinese medicine, and it is an external medicine. It is a medicine that can strengthen the baby's stomach and intestines, aid digestion, and increase appetite.