What to do if a 7-year-old child has poor digestion

When children are only seven or eight years old, they may be very naughty when eating, love to eat snacks, often eat less at meals, and sometimes even eat very spicy or sour or sweet food. This can easily disrupt the gastrointestinal function of the child and cause poor digestion. When a child has poor digestion, parents should not let the child eat foods that may increase the burden on the gastrointestinal tract, such as fried foods, and grilled foods are best not to be eaten. Here we will introduce what you should do if your 7-year-old child has poor digestion.

It is recommended that you do not eat raw, cold, indigestible foods, do not eat greasy foods, drink plenty of water, keep warm, and use Chinese medicine for conditioning. What is functional dyspepsia? Functional dyspepsia refers to a group of clinical syndromes with uncomfortable symptoms such as upper abdominal pain, upper abdominal bloating, early satiety, belching, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, etc., after examination, the organic diseases causing these symptoms have been excluded. The symptoms may be persistent or recur, and the course of the disease is generally defined as more than one month or more than twelve weeks in total in twelve months. FD is the most common functional gastrointestinal disease in clinical practice.

Treatment of functional dyspepsia in children: If children have functional dyspepsia, there is no need to worry too much and do not panic. The most popular children's probiotic granules nowadays can eliminate parents' concerns and worries. Children's probiotic granules contain probiotics with strong resistance to gastric acid. After entering the children's intestines, they multiply in large numbers and serve as the "guardian" of the intestines. While maintaining the normal metabolism of children's bodies, they quickly excrete harmful toxins from infants and young children. They can also effectively solve the problem of functional dyspepsia, enhance nonspecific immune function, and improve disease resistance.

Some children may eat voraciously and are particularly anxious when eating. As a result, they swallow the food without fully chewing it, which can easily increase the burden on the gastrointestinal tract and cause poor digestion for children. Therefore, parents should teach their children to chew their meals slowly. In addition, if children have poor digestion, do not let them eat raw or cold food, or eat overly greasy food.