A baby will go through the process of first tooth growth and then tooth replacement. During this process, the baby may experience some symptoms, especially gum itching. However, will the baby have fever and diarrhea? Below, the editor will introduce whether babies will experience burning and diarrhea when they grow teeth.
1. Diarrhea: During the baby's teething period, the first tooth grows out around seven months old, and some doctors believe that diarrhea is related to teething. Some doctors believe it is irrelevant. Whether it is related to tooth growth or not, the phenomenon of baby diarrhea cannot be ignored.
2. Drooling: Generally, babies start drooling from around ten weeks to three or four months old, especially during the teething stage, which can stimulate the secretion of saliva. So, the baby's chin or facial skin may develop rashes due to long-term exposure to saliva. To avoid this phenomenon, parents should pay attention to their baby's facial hygiene and regularly help their baby wipe their saliva. When the weather is dry, you can give your baby some moisturizer to moisturize.
3. Cough: If a baby secretes too much saliva, it can also cause nausea or coughing.
4. Bite: When a baby has long teeth and their gums itch, they will use bite to relieve the discomfort caused by the long teeth. Maybe bite anyone you see - your own hand, your mother's nipple, bite whatever you catch.
5. Pain: During the stage of baby teething, a considerable number of children may experience gum inflammation and pain, which is caused by the teeth breaking through the soft gum fibers. This can cause severe pain for some babies, while others may not feel it. Especially when the first tooth and molars sprout, it is the most uncomfortable.
