Due to the underdeveloped digestive system, babies are particularly prone to gastrointestinal problems such as bloating, abdominal pain, or diarrhea. Moreover, gastrointestinal problems may also have an impact on other aspects of the baby, such as losing appetite to eat after diarrhea. Mothers are very worried about this and want to know what to do if a baby has diarrhea and no appetite to eat?
After the baby has diarrhea, there is no appetite to eat. The mother can adjust her daily eating habits and give the baby light food, especially liquid food, such as Congee. Congee food is easy for the baby to accept and digest, which can reduce the burden on the gastrointestinal tract and is not prone to adverse symptoms. The mother can also add some suitable accessories to Congee according to the baby's preference, which can promote the baby's appetite and be beneficial to the baby's recovery.
After a baby has diarrhea, parents may want to give them fresh carrot juice to drink. Carrots can strengthen the spleen, dissolve stagnation, cool down and reduce heat, moisten the intestines and promote bowel movements, which can help increase the baby's appetite. Carrots also contain various nutrients, especially vitamins, which can improve the baby's immune function and help the baby's body recover quickly.
In addition, parents can also choose some appetizing foods for their babies, such as hawthorn and tangerine peel. Hawthorn and tangerine peel can be used to soak water for the baby to drink, both of which have the effect of improving appetite. If the baby still does not have an appetite to eat after taking the above measures, in order to avoid affecting the baby, it is necessary to give the baby reasonable medication under the guidance of a doctor to improve it. Probiotics should be taken to regulate gastrointestinal function, improve gastrointestinal motility, and help restore gastrointestinal function.
