What is the reason why newborns can’t sleep well and fart?

Question 1: My baby is 55 days old. I am mixed feeding. He has not had a bowel movement for two days, but he farts and the farts are very smelly. Sometimes I hold it in so hard that my face turns red, as if I can\’t poop out. The baby doesn\’t sleep soundly, and will suddenly cry loudly when asleep, and sometimes groans. The corners of the baby\’s eyes near the bridge of the nose are blue, and there are red blood streaks on the eyelids. Ask how to do? Dr. Yang Yafeng’s answer: Babies who are mixed fed generally have smaller, harder, and more formed stools than babies who are exclusively breastfed. Check to see if the baby\’s belly is bloated. If not, don\’t worry. Considering that the baby is not sleeping well, firstly, it is considered that the baby is still small and the nervous system is not fully developed. It is normal for the baby to be frightened at night and cry suddenly. Combined with the baby\’s stool condition and the excessive and smelly farts, the second consideration is food accumulation, which is indigestion. In addition, the bridge of the baby\’s nose is blue, which is a mountain root. The blue color indicates gastrointestinal weakness. It is recommended to supplement probiotics, such as Mommy\’s Love, Serotonin, Saccharomyces boulardii, etc. For babies, probiotics can stabilize intestinal flora, prevent constipation and diarrhea, and help digestion. In addition, be careful not to feed too much. As the saying goes, if you want your child to be safe, you must be hungry and cold. Question 2: My baby is four months old and is breastfeeding. He has been coughing for the past two days and feels like there is phlegm in his throat. My poop has turned a little green these past two days, what should I do? Dr. Sun Cuiying answered: Check if the child has a lot of phlegm. If not, observe it. Usually, give the child some water, and the mother should eat a lighter diet. If there is a lot of phlegm, the child should be given some medicine. You can give your child the Children\’s Phlegm Resolving Oral Liquid, one-third each time, 2-3 times a day. If you have green stools, consider that the child has indigestion or cold. You can give the child some lactase and keep the abdomen warm. Question 3: If I have a urinary tract infection, can I get an IUD? Are there any adverse reactions to the ring? Is the contraceptive ring effective? Dr. Zhang Yanyan’s answer: If you are in the infection period, it is best not to apply an IUD until the urinary tract infection is cured before applying an IUD. Most people don\’t feel any discomfort after the ring is inserted. There will be a small amount of bleeding for a few days, and some people may not adapt to it. They may also experience a series of symptoms such as back pain and heavy menstrual flow. If there is no infection, you can use the IUD. Currently, the contraceptive effect is better with the IUD.