Patient's question:
My friend's child was born this year. They are very cheerful and also have a good appetite, eating a lot. However, recently they have been crying a lot and refuse to nurse, with a consistently bloated stomach. My friend said the child might have physiological indigestion. The family is very confused as they've never heard of this condition.What kind of help is needed: Could you please explain what the symptoms of physiological indigestion are?
Doctor's answer:
Physiological dyspepsia refers to a series of discomfort symptoms that occur during or after defecation, resulting from the immature development of the newborn's digestive system, such as the mouth, esophagus, stomach, intestines, liver, pancreas, and intestinal bacteria. Generally, infants do not have clear complaints, but they may show symptoms like crying, restlessness, etc. Parents can identify these signs through the baby's stool and physical manifestations. The above is the suggestion for the question "What are the symptoms of physiological dyspepsia?" It is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!