Food stagnation - Chinese Medicine

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Food Stagnation (poor digestion)

 

Food Stagnation - Infant Food Retention
Poor appetite, abdominal bloating, belching up old food, irregular bowel movements, irritability, excessive crying, possible fever, recent change of food


Excess Type - painful, crying, aggravated by pressure
P/T-promote digestion and remove stagnation


Deficiency Type - tired child, ameliorated by pressure
P/T-tonify deficiency of spleen, stomach and promote digestion


Food Retention - Bao He Wan or Xiao Ru Wan
Spleen Deficiency - Jian Pi Wan

Watch diet!! - no rich, sweet, greasy foods and create fixed times for each meal and eat the same quantity at each sitting.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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