Patient's question:
The child is premature and is now two and a half months old. When drinking milk, their face turns bright red and their hands and feet are straining. What's going on? Is it serious?Doctor's answer:
It's also a common phenomenon for little babies to experience this situation. You don't need to be too nervous. As long as the baby is feeding well, having normal bowel movements, and is in good spirits with good sleep, there is no problem. Just pay more attention to observation. Almost all babies go through this during their growth and development. As for spitting up, after each feeding, help the baby sit upright and gently pat their back until they burp. Try to hold the baby for a bit longer after eating, and don't let them sleep for another half hour. This can effectively alleviate the symptom.