What to do if your baby has indigestion after drinking milk powder

Many new mothers will directly prepare milk powder to feed their babies because of insufficient milk or lack of milk. There are various types of milk powder on the market, but not every baby's stomach can adapt to eating milk powder. If the milk powder given to the baby is not suitable for the baby's physique, the baby will suffer from indigestion. What should I do if my baby has indigestion after drinking milk powder? Let me introduce it to you below.

Children's digestive organs are not fully developed, digestive juices are not secreted enough, enzymes are not fully functioning, the stomach and intestinal mucosa are tender, and the digestive function is relatively weak. If parents cannot feed their children properly and give them everything to eat, the quality and quantity of their diet will be inappropriate, damaging the stomach and intestines and causing gastrointestinal dysfunction. The child will then have symptoms of indigestion (food damage), such as bloating, vomiting, loose stools with a sour and smelly smell, and a large amount of undigested food residue.

Generally, milk powder produced through the dry mixing process is more likely to cause indigestion, constipation, dry stools, etc. in babies. It would be better to choose milk powder using wet mixing process. Because the milk powder produced by the wet mixing process has uniform particles and uniform nutrition. Better dissolution and absorption. Don't rule out the possibility that your baby is lactose intolerant and cannot absorb normal milk powder well. Then you should choose anti-diarrhea milk powder. Milk source and process are two important evaluation indicators of milk powder. As for the formula, it can generally meet the baby's nutritional needs. Choose the right milk powder for your baby.

It can be seen from this that if you want to avoid your baby's indigestion after drinking milk powder, you must choose milk powder that is suitable for your baby's physique for feeding. The baby's stomach is delicate. If the milk powder cannot be absorbed well, it will easily cause indigestion in the baby. If the baby has indigestion, mothers should consider changing the milk powder in time.