The baby's ability to resist diseases is relatively weak, but as they grow up, their resistance will also become stronger. However, for intestinal problems, mothers still need to observe more because the digestive system is really weak. If they don't pay attention, problems may arise. So, what should babies do if they have diarrhea?
The most common occurrence in babies is acute enteritis. If the baby is in lactation, it is likely due to the foods that the mother has consumed and brought to the baby through milk. However, if the baby has already been weaned, it is important to pay attention to their diet. Eating difficult to digest food can easily cause damage to the small intestinal mucosa. By paying attention to the proper arrangement of a baby's diet, it is possible to minimize the risk of blood loss.
Nowadays, many mothers like to use disinfectant wipes for their babies, believing that they are better for their babies than water. Therefore, every time their babies have dirt on their hands, they will use disinfectant wipes to wipe them before feeding them. In fact, disinfectants can cause serious damage to intestinal spring tide, and it has been quite common in recent years.
When a baby experiences bleeding, regardless of whether it is severe or not, they should be taken to the hospital for examination and treatment immediately, because the baby's resistance is much weaker than that of adults. Blindly taking medication should not be done, and it must be taken under the advice of a doctor in order to make the baby healthier and the mother can rest assured.
