Patient's question:
Hello, doctor. The baby is 2 years old this year and always burps after eating. Why does my baby always burp?Doctor's answer:
Children often hiccup, most of which are related to poor gastrointestinal function. It may be related to irregular eating habits, eating disorders, or gastric mucosal damage. You can take your baby to the pediatric department of the hospital for treatment under the guidance of a doctor. Medications that can improve gastrointestinal function can also be given to the infant some gastric mucosal protectants. It is essential to eat regularly and avoid overeating, as well as avoid eating raw, cold, spicy, or greasy foods. Try to eat nutrient-rich and easily digestible foods. Hiccuping frequently can also be relieved by applying a warm towel or hot water bag to the abdomen for heat therapy and massaging the area around the navel in a clockwise direction to promote intestinal peristalsis.