Will children get angry if they drink milk powder?

Many children will choose to drink some breast milk after they are born, because the nutritional value of breast milk is very high. However, if the child has breast milk diarrhea or the woman has some gynecological diseases, the child can only eat milk powder. Although milk powder is also a good food, it is still not easy for the child to digest compared to breast milk. Will the child get angry if he drinks milk powder?

It usually manifests as indigestion, difficult defecation, constipation, dry and smelly stools, yellow tongue coating, irritability, yellow urine, blisters at the corners of the mouth, and excessive eye discharge. Will breast milk cause "heat"?

It is undeniable that babies who drink breast milk often experience symptoms of "getting hot", but the causes of this "getting hot" are multifaceted, which will be introduced in the following article. Generally speaking, the direct manifestation of "getting hot" from drinking breast milk is constipation in the baby. However, there are many factors that affect baby's "constipation". Sometimes it is easy to confuse the concepts of "constipation" and "stomach retention". During the period from around one month old to two months old, the baby's digestive ability has improved and he can fully digest and absorb breast milk. The food residue produced every day is very small, not enough to stimulate the rectum to form a bowel movement, which eventually leads to bowel movements once every 2 to 3 days or 4 to 5 days. This is a normal physiological phenomenon, so there is no such thing as "constipation" after "getting angry". Stomach retention: After the baby's digestive ability gradually improves after one month, he can fully digest and absorb breast milk, resulting in very little food residue produced every day, which is not enough to stimulate the rectum to form bowel movements, eventually leading to a common phenomenon. Causes of "getting angry" symptoms

The misunderstanding that babies are more likely to get "inflammed" after drinking "milk powder" is that compared with "breast milk", "milk powder" has more factors that can cause "inflammation". But these factors are relatively objective and controllable.

The causes of "getting angry" symptoms in ordinary people with milk protein allergy vary greatly, such as food allergies and vitamin deficiencies. However, infant formula is a product designed to meet the nutritional needs of infants and young children. Therefore, major nutrients such as vitamins are not lacking in milk powder. It is naturally invalid to assume that "getting angry" due to lack of vitamins. As for food allergies, they are more common among infants. A considerable number of infants are allergic to milk protein, so milk formula based on milk may cause infants to have symptoms similar to "getting angry".