Patient's question:
The frequency of feeding with Tian Yang milk has increased, leading to frequent hiccups and choking. Recently, it has also been observed that nausea is present. What could be the reason? It was noticed around the 30th to 40th day of birth that nausea sometimes occurred.Doctor's answer:
After feeding, hold the baby upright and gently pat his or her back.1. First, hold the baby up and gently pat his or her back, then feed a little milk or warm water.
2. Hold the baby up and gently tickle the tip of your index finger near the baby's mouth or ear. Usually, the burp will naturally disappear when the baby cries or burps. This is because the nerves around the mouth are more sensitive, and tickling can help relax the nerves, making the burp go away.
3. Hold the baby up and stimulate the soles of his or her feet to make the baby cry, which can also stop sudden diaphragmatic contractions.
4. Do not feed the baby when he or she is crying very hard, as this may cause the baby to swallow a large amount of air into the stomach, leading to burping. Paying attention to the temperature of the milk and strengthening abdominal warmth are also measures to prevent burping in babies.