Patient's question:
After breastfeeding, a small amount of milk is spit out after a while. The milk curdles into a substance that takes about 3 days to form. What kind of help do I need: I want to know what's going on.Doctor's answer:
Hello, during physiological breastfeeding, a child's heart function is not fully developed. Therefore, if vigorous activity or coughing occurs after breastfeeding, vomiting may occur. Do not overfeed each time. After feeding, it is best to have the child lie on an adult's shoulder and pat their back to expel the air they have swallowed. After feeding, gently lift and lower the child, making movements minimal. If shaken too vigorously, pay attention to side sleeping and vomiting. You must quickly turn the child's head to allow them to vomit, to prevent choking into the respiratory tract and the possibility of aspiration pneumonia, or even the possibility of choking leading to life-threatening danger. It will gradually improve over 4-6 months.