Patient's question:
The baby's tongue is a bit white, and the urine is yellow. Sometimes, when eating, the baby vomits dryly, but never while breastfeeding.History of treatment and effectiveness: It started when the baby was about 5 and a half months old. We haven't seen a doctor yet.
What help is needed: What causes the baby's dry vomiting, and what should be paid attention to.
Doctor's answer:
Baby's white tongue indicates a cold, while a yellow tongue suggests heat. This phenomenon indicates poor digestion in the baby.Advice: It is recommended that you gently massage the baby's abdomen starting from the navel in a clockwise spiral motion to promote intestinal movement and aid digestion. Do this three times a day, each time for 20 minutes. This will help alleviate symptoms such as vomiting during feeding, curd-like stools, and abdominal bloating. Using physical methods to enhance the baby's digestion is better than relying on medication. Medication should be avoided as much as possible, as "all medicine is poison."
Regarding the baby's main food—formula—choose one that is easily digestible, easy to metabolize, and does not cause stomach upset.
The above advice is for the question "6-month-old baby vomiting while eating." It is hoped that this will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!