Why does my child keep burping?

Many people have experienced burping, whether they are full or not. Burping is a painful thing, and it can be very painful for both adults and children. If a child burps, parents will be very anxious, because parents all know the pain of burping and they cannot bear to see their children suffer. So what's the matter with children who always burp? Is there any way to relieve it?

As for children, I believe that every family with children is very precious, and it is also very happy and blessed for a child to be born into a family. So basically everyone in the family will devote most of their efforts to the children, because children are basically the future of our next generation. So many parents cherish their children very much. But sometimes we find that children burp frequently. So what is the reason why children often burp? Next, the editor will introduce it to you!

Why does my 4-year-old child always burp?

Belching, commonly known as "burping" or "belching", is one of the common symptoms of various gastrointestinal diseases. Especially reflux esophagitis, chronic gastritis, peptic ulcer and functional dyspepsia are often accompanied by belching symptoms. In traditional Chinese medicine, belching is considered as "upward movement of Qi". Burping is the sound made by gas in the stomach rising up the throat, and the sound is long and slow. It is also a manifestation of stomach qi disharmony and upward reflux.

Second: Everyone must develop a correct relationship with eating. Eat well when eating. It is best not to drink water or other beverages, especially carbonated beverages. In addition, do not drink beverages through a straw and do not chew gum. Eating these foods while eating can fill your digestive system with excess air, which can cause burping.

Third: If the child often burps after eating, if you are worried, it is recommended that you check whether he is zinc deficient or has indigestion. If conditions permit at home, you can try oral zinc gluconate and Yammai Jianpi oral liquid. Try to add less MSG and chicken essence to your child's food.

If your child has hiccups, don't be anxious or irritable. In fact, if your child is too full or eats too quickly, hiccups may occur. The hiccups will automatically subside within a few minutes, so don't be afraid.