What is the reason for vomiting milk in infants under the month?

Patient's question:

My child hasn't reached the full moon yet. There is spitting up. It's still 4 days away from the full moon. There was sweating today. I don't know what the reason is.

Doctor's answer:

Nursing infants and young children vomiting milk is a normal phenomenon, but it is essential to observe the child's growth rate and emotional state after vomiting. If the child is in a good mood and growing normally (within the average range), there is no need to worry. As the child grows older, around four months or more, it will naturally improve. Moreover, a newborn's stomach is not the same as an adult's, so there is no need to be overly concerned! It will gradually get better as long as you observe the child's basic emotional state.

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