Patient's question:
The child does not show symptoms of poor appetite, but after eating, they experience indigestion. What should I do? Is it necessary to go to the hospital for treatment?Doctor's answer:
Whether it's caused by any of these factors, the baby needs more rest. The baby can only better recover their strength and body under adequate sleep, thereby enhancing their immunity. In addition to improper feeding, gastrointestinal inflammation, overuse of antibiotics, sudden changes in weather, poor immunity, and abdominal chills can all cause digestive discomfort symptoms. Therefore, when the baby shows symptoms of digestive discomfort, it's important to identify which specific cause is responsible. Once the source of the problem is known, it's possible to treat the symptoms accordingly to alleviate the condition. The mother can gently massage the baby's abdomen in a counterclockwise direction, ensuring the pressure is moderate.