Patient's question:
Sometimes a one-month-old baby may breathe heavily, spit up milk, and the milk may contain mucus threads, looking a bit like beans. Sometimes they feel like there's something in their throat, experience dry coughing, and make noises while sleeping. I want to know how to deal with spitting up milk.Doctor's answer:
After a baby is born, it should be carefully cared for and fed. Abnormal conditions should be checked in a timely manner. In fact, infants who are a few months old often spit up milk, which is a normal phenomenon. This is because the gastrointestinal function of the baby is not ideal. After the baby finishes drinking milk, please let it take a nap. After drinking milk, the baby should sleep on its side, not flat on its back. Spitting up milk is normal for babies. There is no need to worry too much. Only after the baby has finished drinking milk and has been gently patted should you pat the milk.