What symptom is anorexia period

Update Date: 2021-06-24 Source: Network

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When the child is about four to six months old, the amount of milk will begin to decrease. At this time, the child's appetite is not particularly good. At this time, the child is in the period of anorexia. Anorexia may be a normal phenomenon, it may also be a pathological anorexia. So once found that the baby is tired of milk, it is best to go to the hospital to do a physical examination, in order to eliminate because of the disease caused by anorexia. Under normal circumstances, the baby's appetite will slowly recover about a month after the period of anorexia, and no special treatment is needed.

What symptom is anorexia period

First: Generally speaking, babies in the period of milk weariness are particularly curious, and with the gradual development of the child's body, especially the gradual development of the neck muscles, the tension of the neck muscles will get better and better. At this time, babies don't like to eat milk and always turn around to look around. It's just the curiosity of the child.

Second: so the period of anorexia is actually a normal stage of children's physical development. At this time, parents should pay attention to the time of breast-feeding, it is best to find a relatively quiet environment, do not let the surrounding things distract the child's attention, so that the child can safely pass the period of anorexia.

Third: in addition, children who are tired of milk may like to move their tongue, but they just refuse to eat milk. This is mainly because children's tongue muscle development is better, can't wait to try to use their own tongue, if parents carefully observe, they can find that children's tongue tends to move in the mouth.

matters needing attention

It should be noted that sometimes a child's anorexia may be caused by some acute infection, such as acute pharyngitis or thrush. These diseases can cause a child's oral pain, which is caused by the disease. Parents must carefully observe and actively take the child to the hospital for examination.