Patient's question:
Originally, she was breastfed, but later it wasn't enough for her, so we supplemented with formula. However, she doesn't like it, even after finishing the formula, she still wants breast milk. What should we do? Can she have breast milk if the interval is less than 3 hours?Past treatment history and effectiveness: None
Kind of help needed: Solve my problem
Doctor's answer:
The child is two months old and has been drinking breast milk. When offering formula milk, the child does not drink it well. It is important to pay attention to care, and the diet should be light. The child should engage in more exercise, and nutrition should be well-rounded. Consider taking some infant stomach-strengthening powder appropriately. Additionally, the mother should drink more soup, as it helps produce more milk. If the breast milk is sufficient, there is no need to provide formula milk. The above suggestions are for the question "Baby drinking breast milk and formula milk." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!