What are the symptoms of excessive stomach fire in babies?

Babies may also suffer from excessive stomach fire, so parents should pay attention to it. For example, if the baby has dry stools, yellow urine, or mouth sores, you should be alert to whether it is caused by excessive stomach fire and pay more attention to scientific conditioning.

1. Symptoms of dry stool: Since the baby's digestive system is not fully developed, when the calcium intake exceeds the recommended amount, it will combine with the phosphorus and casein in dairy products to form food accumulation and cause the baby to get angry. Symptoms of dry stool will appear. The stool is hard and small in quantity, and is in the shape of chestnuts. The baby will have a bowel movement every 3 to 5 days. The defecation process is prolonged or difficult, and the baby cries and makes a fuss due to pain in the anus caused by irritation from dry feces.

2. Symptoms of yellow urine: Observe the baby's urine. If you find that the color is yellower than usual and the amount is smaller, this symptom indicates that the baby is getting hot. This is also a manifestation of lack of water in the body in the urine, and measures need to be taken to regulate it.

3. Symptoms of mouth and tongue ulcers: Mouth and tongue ulcers are caused by internal heat in the body. Due to the pain and other discomforts, children who cannot speak often refuse to eat, are easily irritable, cry restlessly, and even refuse to drink water. Some babies will touch their mouths with their hands from time to time. If the above symptoms occur, you need to check whether the baby's oral mucosa and tongue have sores or ulcers.

4. Symptoms of poor sleep: Babies often become irritable, restless, cry, wake up easily, turn over and over, and sometimes grind their teeth when sleeping. If the baby has no other symptoms or physical discomfort, it is possible that the sleep disorder is caused by the imbalance of the body caused by getting angry.

5. Symptoms of increased eye mucus: Some babies will experience increased eye secretions, especially in the morning when they wake up, eye mucus can be seen in the corners of the eyes, and if there is too much, it will stick to the eyelids. After ruling out the possibility that these impurities in the eyes are due to normal vernix caseosa secretion or other pathological changes, it can be preliminarily determined that the baby is suffering from internal heat.

6. Symptoms of bad breath: Bad breath is not an independent disease, but a warning signal sent by the body. If your baby exhales a bad odor, it means that the child may be suffering from a sore throat. Baby's bad breath problem