Patient's question:
Always spitting up milk, this was also the case when she was born because of spitting up milk, and her stomach was cleaned. Now she is five months old and still spits up milk frequently. Sometimes she spits up after eating, and she also eats less milk and is not fond of eating. How to treat it?Doctor's answer:
Continuing to spit up since birth, check for organic lesions in the digestive tract, such as congenital hypertrophic pyloric stenosis or gastroesophageal reflux. Also consider feeding methods, whether the feeding frequency is too frequent, if there is too much milk, whether the nipple hole is too large or too small, and whether a large amount of air is inhaled before or just before vomiting. First, go to the hospital to determine the cause. Do not frequently see spitting up and stopping vomiting, as it may mask the condition. The liver and kidney function of infants are weaker, so do not take medicine if the vomiting is not particularly severe. The above is advice on the question "Can infants take medicine for spitting up?" Hope it helps you. Wishing you health!