The dangers of taking medicine too early for babies

The harm of infants taking medicine too early can cause liver and kidney damage, gastrointestinal discomfort, and in severe cases, developmental abnormalities.

1. Damage to liver and kidney functions: Taking medications too early, because the medications contain some toxic substances, usually because the liver is not fully developed, will increase the burden on the liver, thus damaging the liver function, affecting the detoxification and synthesis of the liver function, and interfering with metabolism, which will have an adverse effect on one's own health.

2. Gastrointestinal discomfort: Babies are relatively young and their gastrointestinal functions are not fully developed. Taking medications too early may irritate the gastric mucosal tissue, causing gastrointestinal dysfunction, increasing the risk of gastritis or social ulcers in the later stage, and may also cause malnutrition or nutritional deficiencies.

3. Developmental impairment: Taking the drug will not only cause discomfort to the liver function and gastrointestinal tract, but will also affect normal nutritional intake, resulting in signs of developmental impairment and interfering with normal growth and development.

Babies need to be fed carefully, and any abnormal conditions require complete testing with a doctor. Then, medication should be taken according to the doctor's orders. Avoid blindly taking medication, which will have an adverse effect on the baby's health and interfere with the child's life, so you must be cautious when taking medication.