Catching a cold in babies can be quite troublesome. Even a few months old baby cannot eat and needs to drink medicine. This not only affects the growth and development of the body, but parents cannot bear to see it. However, due to the weak constitution of babies, they are prone to catching colds, especially gastrointestinal type colds. Today, the news editor will talk to you about what to do with a baby's gastrointestinal cold. Parents, let's learn together.
First of all, let me explain the concept of gastrointestinal cold to everyone. There are some differences between gastrointestinal cold and common cold, but many people confuse the two because they don't understand them. Gastrointestinal type cold is a cold caused by problems with gastrointestinal health. Gastrointestinal type cold usually appears after catching a cold in the stomach. There are many types of fine fungal groups in our intestines and stomach, which are mainly dominated by probiotics. Even if there are a small number of harmful bacteria in the intestines and stomach, they are completely suppressed by probiotics. When our stomach gets cold, the temperature of the gastrointestinal tract changes. Bacteria and fungi are very sensitive to temperature changes. Beneficial bacteria in the gastrointestinal tract will die in large numbers due to temperature changes, while the number of harmful bacteria will increase significantly due to temperature changes. In this way, harmful bacteria will replace the dominant position of beneficial bacteria in the gastrointestinal tract, causing damage to the gastrointestinal tract and leading to bacterial colds due to bacterial infections. These are the causes and consequences of gastrointestinal colds.
Baby's gastrointestinal cold is more difficult to treat than adults because if babies take medication casually, it can cause significant harm to their bodies. It is recommended that parents treat their babies with Zangling Water Sugar, which is pure, natural, and harmless.
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