How to return a responsibility still can big mouth spit milk 7 months baby

Update Date: 2023-01-06 Source: Network

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Vomiting is a common phenomenon in infants, which means that the food in the stomach is emptied forcefully, and the amount is relatively large. The reason why newborns tend to vomit milk is that their stomach and throat are not yet mature. Vomiting is generally due to neonatal gastric pyloric stenosis, and the junction of stomach and esophagus is relatively loose. When the stomach is strongly peristaltic, the milk in the stomach flows back from the esophagus and spits out from the mouth, forming vomiting. Now I'll tell you what happened when a baby still spits milk in seven months.

How to return a responsibility still can big mouth spit milk 7 months baby

First of all: keep the upper body in an elevated position. Once vomit enters the trachea, it will cause suffocation. Therefore, when let the child lie down, it is best to pad the bath towel under the child's body and keep the upper body elevated. If the baby is lying with vomiting, we can turn the baby's face to one side.

Secondly: after spitting milk, pay more attention to observe the condition of the child, when the child is lying, put the child's head up, or simply hold the child upright. After spitting milk, the child's face may not be good, but as long as it can recover later, there will be no problem. In addition, according to the situation can be appropriate to add some water to the child.

Finally: after the child spits milk, if immediately gives the child to supplement the moisture, may cause the vomiting again. Therefore, it's best to try to feed the baby some white water with a spoon about 30 minutes after vomiting.

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When the baby's spirit recovers and wants to feed again, we can feed the baby some more milk. But the amount of each feeding should be reduced to about half of the usual, but the number of times of feeding can be increased. During the period of continuous vomiting, we can only feed the baby, not other food, including complementary food.