Patient's question:
I just had a baby girl this year, and she's two months old. The first month was fine, but in the second month, she wouldn't drink milk anymore. When I tried to feed her, she wouldn't eat, and sometimes she would just spit it out directly. My husband and I are quite puzzled and want to know what to do about a two-month-old baby spitting up curds?Doctor's answer:
This two-month-old baby has a condition of spitting up milk, which is caused by indigestion. If this occurs, the baby can be given a moderate amount of medication to aid digestion. Children's digestive medicine or probiotics can be used. Probiotics can be used to treat nausea and vomiting caused by indigestion. During this period, it is also important to keep the baby warm.