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

The health of the baby is something that every mother is always concerned about, and mothers will try their best to take good care of their baby's body. Even so, conditions such as getting angry, indigestion, and vomiting still occur from time to time in babies, causing headaches for all mothers. Take changing milk powder for example, it often causes indigestion in babies. So what should you do if your baby has indigestion when changing milk powder?

1. Observe the condition. In addition to improper feeding, gastrointestinal inflammation, abuse of antibiotics, cold weather, low resistance, and cold stomach can all cause indigestion. Therefore, when your baby shows symptoms of indigestion, it is important to figure out which one is causing it. Only after knowing the cause of the disease can we prescribe the right medicine to alleviate the condition.

2. Reduce the amount of food you eat. When parents find that indigestion is caused by the baby eating some difficult-to-digest food, they should not feed the baby too much next time. You can eat some porridge, paste and other foods that are easier to digest. In addition, do not eat too much greasy or fried food. Don’t eat cakes, cream, etc.

3. Get more rest. Regardless of the cause of indigestion, your baby needs more rest. Only with adequate sleep can babies recover better and enhance their resistance.

4. Drink water to dissolve the accumulated water, such as instant powder, etc. If the baby's indigestion is severe, he can drink some water or some powder. These medicines can help babies speed up digestion of food and have a certain effect on regulating the stomach and intestines.

5. Massage. What should I do if my baby has diarrhea caused by indigestion? If it is simple diarrhea, you can massage your baby's abdomen. This method can relieve symptoms. Mothers can rub their baby's navel and abdomen in a counterclockwise direction. Use moderate force when massaging.

Above we introduce to you some ways for mothers to deal with indigestion caused by babies when changing milk powder. I believe these methods can play a good role in treating baby's indigestion. When changing the baby's milk powder, mothers can adopt a step-by-step approach and wait until the baby's stomach and intestines adapt before completely replacing the milk powder.