Patient's question:
The baby is three months old now. Breast milk is not enough to eat, and formula milk is taken once a day. Now, when eating formula milk, it causes nausea and vomiting, as if something is hitting the small tongue. The formula milk has been changed before.Medical history and treatment outcomes:
The baby has been thoroughly examined in the hospital, but no diseases were found.
Request for help:
Thank you to all the doctors.
Doctor's answer:
It is because the baby's stomach is small, so do not overfeed them. After the baby finishes eating, hold them upright for a while, gently pat their back. This can help reduce the likelihood of spitting up.After feeding, avoid actions that might make the baby laugh, as excitement can also lead to spitting up. You can also offer plenty of plain water after feeding. This can help clean the mouth and reduce the likelihood of spitting up again.
The above suggestions are for the issue of "a three-month-old baby vomiting after drinking formula milk." I hope this helps you. Wishing you good health!