Patient's question:
The baby is exclusively formula-fed and always spits up unfinished milk, which is thick and stringy. No matter how long they have eaten, they will still spit it up. Sometimes it's like dry vomiting, with a lot of milk coming up. They often regurgitate the milk and then chew it again before swallowing, looking a bit painful. This spitting up has been going on for about a month. Their urine always has milk curds, and they don't eat much—100 milliliters every three hours. They are taking probiotics, but the situation hasn't improved. Since birth, they have been formula-fed with milk curds in their urine. Is the formula not suitable for them?Doctor's answer:
The baby's symptoms are suspected to be caused by indigestion, and it is necessary to rule out the possibility of the formula causing the issue. It is recommended to switch to a different brand of formula and observe carefully. Feed the baby in small amounts and multiple times, and consider using oral pediatric stomach-strengthening powder and probiotics for regulation. The above suggestions are for the question "What should I do if my baby vomits and has curdled milk in their stool when exclusively breastfed with formula?" It is hoped that this will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!