How many days do babies usually receive anti-inflammatory injections?

For babies, there will also be some inflammation in the body. If inflammation leads to the occurrence of disease, then mothers should take their children to get anti-inflammatory injections. Many mothers are concerned about: How many days does it usually take for the baby to receive the anti-inflammatory injection? In fact, this depends on the baby's physical condition. If the doctor recommends two days, then you don't have to vaccinate for three days. After all, the child's resistance can recover on its own.

With the arrival of the dog days of summer, the weather is hot, which is the time when bacteria breed. Babies have low immunity and are easily invaded by bacteria and infected. Most parents do not take it seriously and do not take a minor cold seriously, thinking that it can be cured by taking some medicine. In fact, serious illnesses are caused by small illnesses that accumulate slowly. Parents must pay attention to them.

If your baby has inflammation, the body will send out these 3 signals. Parents should not take it lightly.

1. The baby has no appetite and poor appetite

If you find that your baby suddenly doesn't like to eat, has no appetite, drools, and keeps crying, no matter how you coax him, it doesn't work. This may be due to inflammation of the digestive system. Because the baby's body is still immature, it is easy to have some digestive and systemic diseases. When you find that your baby has these symptoms, you must pay attention to it and take your baby to see a doctor in time.

2. Constipation and diarrhea

The stomach and intestines of babies are relatively fragile. If they eat random or bad food, they may be infected by bacteria and easily get inflamed. Therefore, parents must pay attention to their baby's diet and hygiene. They must wash their hands before and after meals and do not drink milk on an empty stomach.

If your baby has symptoms of constipation, diarrhea, or oral ulcers, it means that there is a problem with the baby's intestines. Parents should give their babies more millet porridge and water, and massage their babies' stomachs in a clockwise direction after meals to promote intestinal digestion.

3. Bad breath

Many people feel that bad breath is something that only adults have. In fact, if babies do not take proper care of their oral cavity, they will also have bad breath problems. Parents should strengthen the care of their baby's teeth and brush their teeth in time after meals to avoid food residues remaining in the mouth. In daily life, you should feed your baby more light food and less greasy food. In summer, you should protect your child's stomach to prevent him from catching a cold. You should also do some appropriate exercise to improve his immunity so that your baby will get sick less often.