What causes sour smell in baby\’s mouth? Let’s see what kind of baby your baby is.

Question 1: What should I do if my eight-month-old baby has bad breath? When she was almost eight months old, I weaned her off her breast milk. After weaning her off, she drank milk powder. After two or three days of drinking, her mouth started to smell sour. What was going on? Dr. Wang Yanli’s answer: The first reason for sour and stinky mouth is indigestion, and the second reason is that the residual milk in the mouth is fermented abnormally in the mouth. If it is not digested, you can take probiotics for a few days to regulate it. You can give a mouthful of warm water to rinse the mouth after each milk, which is equivalent to Rinse mouth, and if teething needs to be brushed every night. Question 2: My baby is two months and 23 days old. He has been hospitalized for ten days due to pneumonia and has been discharged for a week. Can he get vaccination? My baby\’s vaccinations were all wrong. The one-month-old vaccine didn\’t go away because of jaundice, so I didn\’t get it until two months ago. This time, my baby is going to get the polio vaccine. Dr. Cui Lixia answered: It is recommended to vaccinate again after two weeks. This is safe, because the vaccine is attenuated or inactivated germs. Children at such a young age have just recovered from pneumonia and their resistance has not yet recovered. Late vaccination is not a big problem and it is recommended to postpone vaccination. Question 3: A one-year-old and five-month-old baby has diarrhea and vomiting due to food accumulation. What medicine should he take that will be effective quickly? Dr. Luo Zhen’s answer: Eat small meals frequently in the past few days, mainly to prevent dehydration. Take oral rehydration salts, montmorillonite powder and tannin protein yeast powder. When vomiting is severe, temporarily fast for 4 hours.