Patient's question:
On the 19th, the baby often spits up milk. Sometimes, even after 2 hours of drinking breast milk, some milk is also spit out. On the 19th, the baby often spits up milk. Sometimes, even after 2 hours of drinking breast milk, some milk is also spit out.Doctor's answer:
A small amount of spitting up in infants is normal. Holding the baby upright after feeding and patting their back to help them burp can be helpful. Specific methods can be searched for online, as it's difficult to describe in text. It is recommended to feed the baby every 3 hours, which aligns with physiological conditions. If there is significant spitting up and poor weight gain, it is definitely a sign of illness, and a thorough medical examination is necessary. The specific causes can be quite complex, and common gastrointestinal issues include gastroesophageal reflux, hypertrophic pyloric stenosis, and malrotation of the intestine.