Can children take Jianweixiaoshi tablets regularly? After hearing the doctor’s answer, you will be shocked…

Question 1 Hello, Dr. He, my baby is 3 years old. He has a poor appetite recently. He sometimes hiccups after eating. He is in good spirits, but his food intake seems to have dropped. Jianweixiaoshi tablets can be used as common medicine for the baby. ? Dr. He Jiexin’s answer: You can eat it occasionally if you have a bad appetite, but you can’t take it regularly. Children\’s digestive functions are immature and they are prone to indigestion. Occasionally taking Jianweixiaoshi tablets can increase gastric acid secretion, promote intestinal peristalsis, and improve appetite, but it only has a relieving effect. In order to prevent their babies from accumulating food, many parents give their children unlimited snacks as snacks, which is a serious mistake. Taking a large amount of Xiaoshi tablets will increase the acidity in the stomach, causing internal heat in the baby, causing gastric acidity, heartburn, flatulence, loss of appetite and other symptoms, leading to a decrease in gastrointestinal function. Moreover, the main ingredient of Jianweixiaoshi Tablets is hawthorn. Hawthorn contains high pectin and tannic acid content. When in contact with gastric acid, it will condense into water-insoluble precipitates, which can easily form stomach stones. Therefore, if the baby has a poor appetite, it is recommended to work hard on complementary foods, eat more vegetables and fruits, and adjust the diet. Question 2: Hello doctor, my baby is more than ten months old and his skin color is uneven. There are black and white patches on his back and legs. What’s going on? Dr. Song Shufen answered: This situation is considered to be depigmentation. Generally there will be no change, and some may have more. It’s hard to say why. If it increases, go to a dermatologist. Question 3: Hello, doctor, my six-month-old child has had purple lips and turned-up eyes for the past two days. I went to the hospital for a checkup and found nothing wrong. What\’s going on? Dr. Yuan Yunlong answered: I wonder if there is a history of convulsions in the family? In this case, epilepsy cannot be ruled out in the baby. It is recommended to go to a higher-level hospital for further examination.