Patient's question:
Six and a half months main symptoms: Currently experiencing some stomach bloating. Onset time: Over a week. Test results: Eczema. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: No thorough examination for stomach bloating, only taking some digestive medicine at home. However, I'm afraid it might be due to overfeeding him with supplementary food and the food being too hard. Each time, he can eat about 60 grams of rice porridge, steamed buns, pickled vegetable soup, or vegetable puree that isn't very finely crushed. He is usually fed three times a day. Most of the time, he eats dinner with the adults, and after eating, he still needs to nurse. He is exclusively breastfed. Hello expert, does it matter?Doctor's answer:
6-month-old infants still rely on milk (or dairy products) as their primary source of nutrition, but considering future nutritional supply, it is essential to start introducing complementary foods at this age to compensate for the inadequacies in digesting dairy nutrients. Parents must pay close attention to providing complementary foods for their infants, as it plays a crucial role in their growth in height and weight, as well as in the development of their brains.The method is to offer rice porridge and rice soup. Do not mix the rice porridge or rice soup into the milk. It is better to feed the baby separately. Also, avoid overfeeding to prevent abdominal pain and poor digestion. Alternatively, you can add egg yolk and eggs. The serving method should also start with small amounts, such as giving 1/4 to 1/2 first, and then gradually increasing the quantity. Sometimes, you can add fruit puree or vegetable puree. Pay special attention to providing fish oil.