What should I do if my child vomited milk for 1-2 months?

How can we prevent children from spitting milk? Children who eat milk, especially newborn children, tend to vomit milk after eating milk. The reason is that the children's stomach is horizontal in the upper left abdomen, and... at this time, frequent vomiting of milk, a large amount of milk, accompanied by milk blocks, and even bile. If the treatment is not timely, the child is prone to malnutrition and growth and development will be affected.

A human's stomach has two doors. One is connected to the esophagus and the other is the portal of the stomach. The other is the portal of the stomach that connects to the intestinal tract, namely, the exit of the stomach. Infants and infants are relaxed, closed, and prone to food exposure. When there is a small amount of food in the stomach, it will open the carcinoma and return back to the esophagus. The close of the helicobacter pylori is tight, and it is prone to food irritation, causing greater export resistance. The food passes slowly or is difficult to pass through, and the food flows from the helicobacter pylori to the cardium and breaks out of the door, the child will vomit milk.

In addition, the baby's stomach is in a horizontal position, the size of the stomach is small, less food is stored, and easy to return to the cart. Even under normal circumstances, such as eating too much, after eating milk, immediately lie down, milk is easy to open the cart, through the esophagus back to the mouth, resulting in spitting milk. If the child occasionally vomited milk, the spirit is good, don't be nervous. If you vomit during each feeding, and the amount of milk is relatively large, the gastrointestinal tract may be faulty, or there may be lesions in other systems, you should take the children to the hospital for examination.

Spitting milk is one of the most common problems for infants, especially for babies within six months. This is because the baby's muscles are not developed enough, the contraction is not enough, the stomach and the esophagus can not be closed very tightly; at the same time, the baby's stomach position is not tilted, almost horizontal, therefore, it is easy for milk to flow to both ends, especially when there is too much milk in the stomach or when the activity is intense, it is easier to flow to both ends, resulting in spitting milk.

Although the baby has these physiological characteristics, If we often pay attention to the following points, spitting milk can be completely prevented.

The feeding posture should be correct. The nurse raised the baby's head slightly and held the nipple with the index and middle finger. The rest of the fingers pressed below the milk to prevent the milk from flowing too fast. When using the gel milk head to feed the milk, the open hole should not be too large, it is best to open two or three small holes, so that the milk will not flow too fast.

Regular milk feeding. If the amount of feeding is too large or the feeding time is too short, the stomach may spit out the milk due to excessive expansion.

After the milk is fed, Gently pick up the child and let him lie on his mother's shoulder. At the same time, Pat the child's back with a light hand, so that the air swallowed up during the milk can be pushed out, it will not trigger spitting milk.

After the milk is fed, do not make the child laugh or exercise too much. It is best to let the child fall asleep quietly. The Sleeping posture should adopt the right-side sleeper to avoid spitting milk in the stomach, the child's body!