Patient's question:
The baby is crying and refusing to breastfeed, must be held upright, and starts crying when touched to the nipple. They went to the hospital for a check-up, but there was nothing wrong with their mouth. The doctor didn't know what was wrong and kept prescribing medication. I want to know what the actual cause is.Doctor's answer:
This may be due to the child's stomach and spleen discomfort, mainly indigestion and food accumulation. Pay close attention to observe the characteristics of bowel and urine, as well as the condition of the abdomen, and provide timely feedback to the doctor. Proper implementation can help confirm the diagnosis. Additionally, check the baby's navel or abdomen for any abnormalities, as babies who cry frequently may sometimes experience abdominal pain or hernias. The above suggestions are for the question "Why does the baby refuse to eat when held upside down and cry when the nipple is touched?" I hope it helps you, and wish you good health!