Patient's question:
The baby is six and a half months old. He doesn't eat, even when he's fed outside, he vomits it out. Even if he does eat, it feels like he can't swallow it properly. From birth until now, he has been prone to choking on milk... He doesn't eat when he's awake, but he eats when he takes a nap. Is there a problem with this?Doctor's answer:
Based on the materials you uploaded, it is inferred that the baby has poor absorption function, the supplementary food provided needs improvement, and having a small amount of spitting up is normal. Is it possible that the baby is being fed too quickly? Taking oral probiotics, or probiotics, to regulate gastrointestinal function, eating small meals frequently, holding the baby upright after feeding, gently patting the back, burping before lying down, and keeping the head slightly tilted to one side. If necessary, consult a pediatric gastroenterology department for follow-up. The above suggestions are for the question "Why doesn't the baby eat supplementary food and swallow it?" It is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!