Patient's question:
A 36-day-old baby has recently been struggling with choking while drinking milk, especially with breastfeeding. Even when holding the breast with hands, it doesn't help. The baby chokes 4.5 times a day and also spits up very easily—just a slight effort can cause vomiting, which happens 4.5 times a day! Sometimes, the baby even makes dry retching sounds, as if trying to vomit! Currently, after each feeding, the baby is held upright for burping for 20 to 30 minutes, but it doesn't help. Could this be due to bronchitis triggered by previous choking? How should this be resolved?Doctor's answer:
Continuing to consider the main reasons are indigestion, accumulation of food, and other disturbances that cause discomfort manifestations. It is recommended that continuing to bring in can cooperate with probiotics to adjust the configuration, which can have a very good effect on the complete recovery and stability. At the same time, it is also necessary to have a balanced diet and avoid overeating to prevent many repeated occurrences of indigestion. The above is advice on the issue of "a 36-day-old baby recently spitting up milk very easily." It is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wishing you health!