Every time the weather changes, the baby is prone to gastrointestinal discomfort. Why?

Many babies will have gastrointestinal problems when the weather changes, and sometimes diarrhea and stomach cramps often occur. It is because many parents don't pay special attention when the weather changes that their children have gastrointestinal problems. Moreover, many parents let their children eat too much, which makes their children's gastrointestinal burden heavy and causes their babies a feeling of gastrointestinal discomfort. Many children will kick the quilt when they sleep, and it is easy to catch a cold when the weather turns cold, thus causing gastrointestinal discomfort. Moreover, many young children have poor physical resistance, so when the weather is cold, they will have symptoms of gastrointestinal discomfort because of poor physical resistance.

Parents want to prevent their children from having gastrointestinal discomfort when the weather changes, so they should start with their living habits. In daily life, girls can eat some heat-clearing and summer-relieving meals to enhance their children's immunity. Don't let their children eat unclean food. When feeding children, you must pay attention. Improper diet or weather changes can cause diarrhea. Eating too much or too little, changing the food composition, adding too much sugar, and adding complementary food too quickly will cause discomfort, weaning children in hot weather, and weather changes, such as children catching cold, will cause intestinal dysfunction and diarrhea.

Parents should keep their children warm when the weather turns fine, and don't let their children be attacked by germs. Once you have gastrointestinal discomfort, you should take your child to treatment immediately, otherwise it is likely to delay your illness and increase your gastrointestinal burden. Children have poor gastrointestinal function, especially infants with gastrointestinal hypoplasia. Once you catch a cold, your immunity is not high and your gastrointestinal function is low. The virus will sneak into the digestive tract, causing gastrointestinal mucosal reaction and fever symptoms. Because some parents don't understand the symptoms of the disease, they will treat it directly as gastrointestinal diseases, and taking medicine at home is likely to delay the illness and aggravate the symptoms.