What's wrong with children's poor digestion?

In our lives, indigestion is a very common gastrointestinal disease. Many people suffer from indigestion, especially children. Because children’s intestines and stomachs are not fully developed, they cannot absorb many foods. If children do not digest well, they will have diarrhea, constipation and other conditions. This makes many parents very worried. So what is the matter with children’s poor digestion?

If there is no refrigerator, prepare formula milk only when the baby needs milk. . If the baby does not finish the milk in the bottle, the remaining milk should be discarded and not saved for the next feeding because his saliva has contaminated the milk. Heated milk should be thrown away even if the baby has not touched it, because heated milk is easy for bacteria to grow. The prepared milk should be kept in the refrigerator for no more than 24 hours.

Leave the bottle in the disinfectant until it is needed (the disinfectant is effective for 24 hours). This way, the bottle will not be contaminated by bacteria in the air. The pacifier can only be taken out after the effective sterilization time has arrived, placed on kitchen paper to dry the water, and then stored in a sterilization jar.

Do not place sterilized equipment on a regular drying board to dry or dry it with a tea towel, but place it on a paper towel to dry. Only knives can be dried directly with paper towels. Wash your hands before touching disinfected items.

Indigestion is a disease caused by gastric motility disorder, which also includes gastroparesis and esophageal reflux disease. Symptoms include intermittent upper abdominal discomfort or pain, fullness, heartburn (acid reflux), belching, etc. People are often unwilling to eat or eat as little as possible due to chest tightness, early satiety, abdominal distension and other discomforts. They also have difficulty sleeping at night and often have nightmares after sleeping.

The above article gives some introduction about why children have poor digestion. In fact, poor digestion can cause great harm to children's intestines, and it can also cause children to become weak and malnourished. Parents must pay close attention to their children's diet problems, and must provide timely treatment when any abnormalities are found in their children.