Baby diarrhea is a common disease, but it is also relatively easy to treat and can usually be cured within a few days. If a baby has diarrhea for a long time, it can cause abdominal pain, malnutrition, and have a significant impact on their health. So what should I do if my baby's belly doesn't improve at the age of one?
If the baby's diarrhea is prone to recurrence, it may be related to lactose intolerance. It is recommended to take the baby to the hospital for examination, which requires testing with the baby's urine. If this is the reason, dietary attention must be paid, and milk and lactose containing formula milk powder should be controlled to avoid recurrent diarrhea.
Breastfeeding babies is also prone to diarrhea. If a mother likes to eat cold foods such as ice cream, cold drinks, etc., the baby may experience diarrhea due to breastfeeding. It is recommended that mothers control their diet. Some babies have physiological diarrhea, and besides diarrhea, their body weight has not changed and they are relatively healthy, so there is no need to worry.
Baby diarrhea may be caused by the low temperature in the room, which makes the baby feel cold, or it may be due to excessive milk intake, which makes it difficult for the baby to digest. It is recommended to pay attention to the timing and quantity when feeding babies, and then keep them in a suitable temperature environment to prevent diarrhea.
