Patient's question:
Today the baby cried non-stop. After eating breast milk, he still cried, so I fed him 60 ml of formula. Shortly after, the baby vomited all the milk, and some came out of his nose. Will this milk choke his lungs? Why is he crying non-stop?Doctor's answer:
The child's problem is not difficult. Listen to the crying and determine if it is crying or crying due to discomfort. As you said, after breastfeeding, you may cry without eating. If you add formula, you will cry and vomit. It may be uncomfortable, or it may mean that the baby no longer needs to eat but needs the comfort of an adult (especially the mother who can hold it in her arms). For children, it is very common for milk to flow from their noses when breastfeeding. Pay attention to the feeding posture and gently pat the back after eating.