What could be the reason why a five-month-old baby is unwilling to drink formula milk?

Patient's question:

Unwilling to drink formula anymore, and I've noticed he gags when drinking it. I don't know if it's related to the formula.
Past Treatment and Effects:
No treatment has been administered.
Expected Help:
What can I do to get him to drink formula? Eating only rice cereal still seems too nutritionally inadequate.

Doctor's answer:

The phenomenon of a five-month-old child being unwilling to drink formula milk may be due to some digestive issues, such as dry vomiting. It is recommended to follow a small-amount, frequent-meal diet. This could be related to formula feeding. Consider taking infant stomach-strengthening powder for treatment, and gently massage the abdomen in a clockwise direction a few times. Carefully observe for a few days. The above suggestions are for the question "Why is my five-month-old baby unwilling to drink formula milk?" and are hoped to be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!

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