No matter who eats some food that they cannot digest in their diet, it is easy to cause diarrhea in the future. After diarrhea occurs, it is important to observe, especially for younger babies, to see what causes it. What should I do if my baby has physiological diarrhea?
When a baby experiences physiological diarrhea, most of them do not need treatment to recover their health. However, during diarrhea, it is important to pay attention to the baby's diet and identify the specific reasons for this condition. If it is caused by consuming some milk, it is important to use the correct method when breastfeeding.
Generally, babies have physiological diarrhea, which only occurs more frequently, but their other conditions are better. Especially for babies under 6 months old, physiological diarrhea is most likely to occur. Physiological diarrhea may also be caused by eczema in the baby's body or by feeding a large amount of milk each time, which can cause diarrhea in the baby.
When the baby gradually adds complementary foods, this situation will disappear. Some people, when preparing formula for younger babies, usually add less water and more formula, thinking that this is more nutritious. However, this method is very wrong. Once the baby is frequently fed with such formula, it is easy for them to develop symptoms such as diarrhea due to indigestion.
