Patient's question:
The child's stomach always makes noises, how to treat it?First follow-up question: The child is just over 40 days old, and the stomach always makes noises.
Second follow-up question: No diarrhea, the stomach always makes noises as soon as they drink milk.
Doctor's answer:
Bowel sounds are a symptom of the movement of the gastrointestinal tract in the abdomen. Under normal conditions, bowel sounds are faint and gentle, and are generally difficult to hear. When there is abnormal transmission or blockage of the intestines, the bowel sounds become high-pitched and frequent. Clinically, the location and nature of the disease can be determined based on the position and sound of the bowel sounds. Pay attention to a balanced diet and avoid smoking, alcohol, spicy, cold, greasy, and irritating foods. Eat less gas-producing foods such as potatoes and sweet potatoes, and consume easily digestible foods like rice porridge and noodle dishes.