Why does an infant have a lot of regurgitation

The baby can regurgitate both breast milk and the mixture. Regurgitation can be easily distinguished from other secretions. The mass that emerged from the mouth should resemble coagulated milk or cottage cheese.a baby belches upBreast regurgitates because of overfeeding or because of problems with the intestines Photo: Getty Here are the main causes of regurgitation in infants:

  • Binge eating.
  • Problems with the intestines - constipation or colic.
  • Error during feeding. The child can seize excess air with the nipple. The air is in the stomach and soon begins to come out.
  • The muscles of the esophageal sphincter are not sufficiently developed. This is normal for babies, with age everything comes back to normal.
  • Allergic reaction to the eaten product.
  • Excessive activity after eating - parents turn over, squeeze, etc. the child.
  • Some serious diseases - diseases of the digestive system, central nervous system or pathology in the body.

Next to the stain from regurgitation, pour out a teaspoon of water. If the stain from regurgitation is not more than a stain from the water, then everything is normal, but if the vomit is more - this is cause for concern.

What to do if a baby bugs

The first thing that parents should do whenthe child began to regurgitate, - turn it on his stomach or take him in his arms. If the baby lies on the back, vomit can clog the airways. If this happens too often, the baby may develop pneumonia. Ask the pediatrician to show you how to hold the baby properly during feeding. The right pose will save him from unnecessary regurgitation. Watch how much the child eats. Overfeeding not only causes the child to constantly regurgitate, but also may adversely affect his health. Immediately after eating, allow the baby to lie down for a few minutes on his stomach. Some time after this, avoid active games and do not squeeze the baby. After eating, there should be only a quiet game or a dream. Whatever the cause of the regurgitation of the baby, consult with a specialist. Describe to him the nature and frequency of regurgitation, tell me how you feed your child. The pediatrician will be able to assess the situation and say exactly whether you should be worried because of such regurgitation or not. Read further:

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