Patient's question:
Baby is 20 days old. Recently, I've noticed his stomach feels uncomfortable, and he's been gurgling all day. After feeding with breast milk and formula, he still vomits after burping, and sometimes even vomits two or three mouthfuls of milk even after two or three hours. During naps, he sometimes feels like he's about to vomit and even dry heaves (though he eventually vomits a little milk). I'm wondering what could be the reason. During my postpartum period, my mother-in-law was afraid I would get a stomachache, so she often cooked green beans and vegetables for me. Could it be that I ate too many cold foods, which then passed to the baby through my milk, causing his stomach discomfort and vomiting or dry heaving?Doctor's answer:
Baby drinking milk, the quality of milk is very directly related to the mother's diet. During breastfeeding, the mother should not eat excessively cold or hot foods. It is recommended that the diet should be nutritious and easy to digest, avoiding cold, spicy, and irritating foods. Always maintain a good mood, hoping this can help you. If you eat too much cold food in daily life, it will be passed to the fetus during breastfeeding. Give the child probiotics regularly.