Neonatal dyspepsia symptoms?

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Infantile dyspepsia refers to the feeling of pain or flatulence in the baby's upper abdomen, with high frequency and long duration of attack. It often has discomfort symptoms such as early satiety, anorexia, belching, nausea and vomiting. It is a common infantile digestive system syndrome. Neonatal dyspepsia symptoms? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

Neonatal dyspepsia symptoms?

Once the milk, dairy food and other food that babies usually eat are stored in the stomach, the first symptom is bad breath, such as bad breath or acid in the morning. In this regard, parents need to be vigilant, once the child burps in the morning when bad breath is serious, can determine its dyspepsia.

If the baby indigestion, often loss of appetite. In addition, there will be abdominal distension, bowel sounds and other symptoms. The most obvious reaction is that the baby's stomach is always purring, which can be heard clearly without using a stethoscope.

Young babies have milk spills and older ones vomit. Usually the condition is light, vomit gives off sour smell, but the mental condition is good. Generally accompanied by abdominal pain, the baby will cry, older children will speak directly. The degree of abdominal pain is different, mild can relieve itself, severe need to be sent to hospital in time.

matters needing attention

For indigestion caused by improper diet, parents can take measures to replace the indigestible food with porridge. In addition, parents need to control the number of times and amount of greasy foods such as cakes.