Patient's question:
What is the other side of suddenly not breastfeeding? A week ago, the rescue situation and effectiveness: Don't know what to feed? What kind of assistance do you care about: I really want to know why? I'm very anxious and hope to get an explanation as soon as possible. Thank youDoctor's answer:
1, The mother's dietary habits can introduce unwanted flavors into breast milk or cause discomfort to the baby: The flavors of the food a breastfeeding mother consumes can enter the milk within about two hours. Children are particularly sensitive to the taste of breast milk. If they dislike the taste or experience discomfort after feeding (such as abdominal pain, bloating, allergies, etc.), they may again refuse to breastfeed and become restless and crying. ① Common hidden foods: Spicy foods (peppers, garlic, ginger, chives, etc.); gas-producing foods (foods that cause gas when eaten by the mother, which can also cause gas in the child, such as bean sprouts, onions, radishes, etc.); dairy products; pesticides and pollutants (fish from industrially polluted waters, vegetables and fruits with residual pesticides, etc.); caffeine-containing foods (coffee, strong tea, beverages, etc.).