Symptoms of stomach flu in babies

Infants and young children need special care from their parents whether in daily life care or when they have physical discomfort or other illnesses. Especially in daily life, as parents, we should know more about the symptoms of neonatal diseases. For example, gastrointestinal cold in children is a disease different from the common cold, with great differences in symptoms and treatment methods. So, do you know the symptoms of gastrointestinal cold in babies?

Baby stomach flu symptoms

Because babies have poor gastrointestinal function or usually eat without restraint, if they eat too much greasy food, once they feel cold, it is particularly easy for them to retain food and turn it into fire, causing gastrointestinal reactions. Caused a gastrointestinal cold. In addition to the common symptoms of a cold, babies may also experience abdominal bloating, loss of appetite and other discomforts. Some babies may have a sour odor in their mouths, and in severe cases, they may vomit sour and undigested food. At the same time, the baby's stool also has a sour and smelly smell, accompanied by abdominal pain, diarrhea, dry stools, not having a bowel movement for many days, less yellow urine, and a thick and yellow tongue coating.

The total course of a gastrointestinal cold is about 7-10 days, and the patient will gradually recover. If the above symptoms persist or worsen further, you should consider the possibility of other concurrent diseases and go to the hospital for further examination. Don't miss the opportunity. However, after recovery from the disease, the patient will experience loss of appetite, fatigue, and abdominal discomfort for a considerable period of time, so there is a stage in which dietary adjustments and restoration of gastrointestinal function are required.

Newborn cold

What are the symptoms of a newborn cold? Newborns generally do not catch a cold. Sneezing may be caused by a strong irritating odor in the room, or by external stimulation that reaches the nose. Sneezing is an instinctive reaction of animals, there is nothing strange about it.

As we all know, cold is a common disease. Adults catch colds an average of four times a year, and children catch them even more often. This is mainly because their immune systems are lower, making them more susceptible to colds. Children generally catch an average of seven colds a year, and if they or their siblings change schools, the number of colds may be even higher.

The common cold is commonly known as "cold". It also has a medical term called nasal catarrh. This name is both strange and difficult to remember, unlike the common term that is clear and easy to remember. Sometimes people have a cold and are accompanied by a cough. Problems related to cough are specifically described in the section “Children’s Cough”.

Nasal congestion, runny nose and tears, slight sore throat. The baby's nasal cavity is small and easily blocked. The nasal cavity will make a "wheezing, wheezing" sound, making you feel that the child is very uncomfortable, but in fact the situation is not that serious. Moreover, babies only breathe through their mouths when they cry, so the "wheezing" sound of their breathing is particularly loud. If an adult makes this "wheezing, wheezing" sound, the situation is much more serious because the adult's nasal cavity is much larger than that of a child.

Regarding the phenomenon of newborn colds, we must be clear about one thing, that is, newborn colds must be treated actively. Otherwise, if this cold condition is not diagnosed and treated in time, it may even bring adverse sequelae. Therefore, for the health of the baby, the newborn cold must be treated in time.