Patient's question:
Since the child started spitting up at 20 days old, it has become more severe. The child doesn't like drinking milk as much. They went to a hospital for a check-up, and the blood test results were normal. The doctor at the hospital said it was acid reflux and prescribed Domperidone tablets. The child took the medicine and felt a bit better, but sometimes still spits up and eats very little. What should be done?Doctor's answer:
This suggestion is for you to go to a hospital immediately for a barium meal examination. I doubt the situation you mentioned. The baby has digestive abnormalities. The condition you described is very similar to pyloric stenosis. Oh. This situation requires surgical treatment for the baby. Currently, we perform laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery here. A baby with nasal congestion at three and a half months should be related to spitting up. Due to the baby's unique anatomical and physiological characteristics, spitting up is a normal phenomenon. If it is severe, you can hold the baby upright to burp. You can also feed small amounts frequently and take some digestive medicine to regulate for a period of time.