Patient's question:
The baby often chokes while drinking milk, even when not drinking, it chokes so badly that it looks like it can't breathe and turns face red. Treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment has been given. What kind of help do you want: Tell me what the reason is.Doctor's answer:
Suggestion:1. Do not entertain or distract the baby while they are feeding.
2. While the baby is feeding, the mother should use the index or middle finger to press the base of the nipple. This can prevent the baby's nostrils from being blocked, increase milk flow, and control the baby's feeding speed.
3. After the baby has suckled for three or four bites, remove the nipple, pause for a moment, and then feed again.
4. Pay attention to the baby's feeding posture. Do not let them feed while tilting their head back; instead, keep their head low. When sitting, the adult should lean back slightly, and the baby's mouth should be upward or parallel.