Patient's question:
After drinking milk, it's always a while before it comes out of the nose. What's going on and how should you pay attention to the past treatment and its effects? No matter what kind of help is needed: How to resolve it.Doctor's answer:
Newborns always seem to leak from their noses after finishing a feeding? It looks like you're a new mother, and this should be caused by your incorrect diaper-changing method. When feeding, hold the child upright, keep their head elevated, and after finishing, hold the child as straight as possible on your shoulder, pat their back to help them burp and expel air from their stomach. This will prevent milk from spilling. When the child falls asleep, position their head to the side to prevent milk from being aspirated back into their airway.