Patient's question:
What is the matter with milk? What is the reason for the child spitting up milk? Previous treatment and effectiveness: What is the reason for the child spitting up milk? What kind of assistance is desired: What is the reason for the child spitting up milk? What should be done...Doctor's answer:
Dear friend, vomiting is relatively common in babies of this age because their stomach is in a horizontal position, has a small capacity, and the cardiac sphincter connecting to the esophagus is wider with poor locking function, while the pylorus connecting to the small intestine is tighter. Additionally, babies often swallow air while feeding, making it easy for milk to flow back into their mouth, leading to vomiting.When a mother first sees her baby vomiting, she may feel worried and unsure of what to do. However, by paying attention to the following points, you can help prevent vomiting in your baby.
Recommendation:
It is advisable to use an appropriate diaper-changing position. Try to hold the baby upright while changing the diaper, allowing their body to be in a slightly downward 45-degree angle. This naturally allows milk in the stomach to flow into the small intestine, reducing the likelihood of vomiting compared to lying the baby down for diaper changes.
I hope my response provides you with helpful assistance. If you have any further concerns, please feel free to ask again next time. Thank you for trusting me, and I wish you and your baby a speedy recovery.