What does infantile anorexia period have to show?

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Some mothers will find that their baby will not like to eat for a period of time. This is the baby's anorexia period. Moreover, this period usually occurs at the age of 1-6, and generally lasts for about one or two months, but it depends on the person. So what does the anorexia period of the baby show? Let's talk about it.

What does infantile anorexia period have to show?

First: anorexia in childhood is very common, refers to a long period of anorexia or disappear symptoms. Generally, they refuse to eat certain food, choose their favorite food, refuse to try new food and lack of interest in food. The main symptoms are vomiting, loss of appetite, diarrhea, constipation, abdominal distension, abdominal pain and bloody stool.

Second, the common causes include bad eating habits, infection, gastrointestinal diseases, metabolic and endocrine diseases, and nutritional disorders, including vitamin A and D poisoning, which are increasing in recent years. Long term anorexia can lead to malnutrition, growth disorders and abnormal mental behavior.   

Third: due to the anorexia caused by improper feeding of milk, children often spit milk, sour taste in the mouth, abdominal distension, sour and smelly stool, red tongue, white and greasy fur. Children often vomit acid food residues, pressing the abdomen can feel pain, feces stinking, white greasy tongue coating, fingerprint purple stagnation.

matters needing attention

Reasonable feeding, reasonable feeding. Infants within 4 months should be breastfed. Children who are exclusively breastfed rarely have anorexia. Add complementary food in order, don't rush. Children's diet to the main non-staple food, do not add additional nutritional food.