What happens if a newborn has diarrhea after breastfeeding?

Question 1: My baby is 44 days old. He weighed 7.6 pounds when he was born and now weighs 10.2 pounds. I felt that my baby had been having frequent bowel movements since the second week of birth. He would have bowel movements as soon as he drank breast milk and had bowel movements 6 to 8 times a day. The doctor checked and prescribed medicine, and he was given montmorillonite powder to take. Because the baby sleeps irregularly and is always fussy, and the medicine is not taken on time and intermittently, but the effect is not good. What should I do? Will there be inflammation? Dr. Cui Lixia answered: It is normal for children to gain weight. Consider physiological diarrhea, which is breast milk diarrhea. It is caused by primary lactose intolerance. Generally, no intervention is needed. It will gradually improve after adding complementary foods for 6 months. You need to check your stool to determine whether there is inflammation. However, it is normal for a child of this age to gain weight, and inflammation is generally not considered. You can check the stool to find out. Question 2: My child is 8 months old. His muscle tone is a bit high and his vestibular sense development is lagging behind. If he does not go to the hospital for rehabilitation training, is there any way to do rehabilitation training at home? Or take some medicine? Want conservative treatment. Dr. Cui Lixia answered: You can change hospitals for examination and evaluation. If both hospitals recommend rehabilitation treatment, it is recommended to recover as soon as possible. If it is serious, it is recommended to go to the hospital for professional treatment, because if you miss the opportunity, it will be difficult to recover. If it\’s not serious, you can go to the hospital and let the doctor teach you face-to-face how to do rehabilitation training based on your child\’s condition. Question 3: On the 3rd day, a newborn’s jaundice reaches 14. Do I need to take medicine now? Dr. Cui Lixia answered: The normal value of each instrument is different. Ask the doctor what the normal value of the instrument is. If the normal value of the transcutaneous bile meter is about 5, you need to be hospitalized for phototherapy to reduce jaundice; if the normal value of the instrument is no more than 12, then the baby has no major problem and does not need to take medicine, just continue to observe.