Patient's question:
Hello doctor, my 3-month-old child has vomiting milk and diaper rash, how should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
Children's digestive systems are not yet fully developed, with small and flat stomachs and a relaxed cardiac sphincter. If feeding is improper, swallowing large amounts of air can cause breast vomiting or leakage. During feeding, the baby should be seated in a semi-reclined position, allowing the baby to place the nipple and areola together in their mouth. The milk flow should not be too fast, nor should it be intermittent or empty suckling. After feeding, the baby should be upright, with their head resting on the mother's shoulder and their back being patted to expel air from their stomach. If the child makes a burping sound, they will not vomit. It is common for children to vomit milk, so there is no need to worry too much. Children's digestive systems are immature, making them prone to indigestion and vomiting. You can give them a little {Children's Digestive Water} to help them digest food without vomiting. {Children's Digestive Water} is a commonly used medication for children.