Patient's question:
My baby always has a mouthful of undigested sticky foam. After feeding, they often spit up and burp. What could be the reason? At the Maternal and Child Health Hospital, during the follow-up visit seven days after delivery, I noticed that my baby always had a mouthful of undigested mucus. After feeding, they spit up, and when lying down, they burped.Previous treatment history and effectiveness: None.
What kind of help is needed: How can this be resolved, or is there a better method to prevent these situations from happening again?
Doctor's answer:
If the child vomits after feeding, we need to appropriately adjust the number and interval of diaper changes. In other words, it is best to change diapers less frequently but more often, and it is recommended to help the child burp after each diaper change. The above suggestions are for the issue "My baby always has a sticky foam in their mouth that they can't swallow while feeding." I hope this helps you. Wishing you good health!