What should I do if my child has poor digestion?

Children's poor digestion may be caused by the baby's illness, or it may be caused by the baby eating some food that is difficult to digest. Therefore, mothers should take their children to the hospital to check the cause of the children's poor digestion, and then you will know how to treat this disease. Generally, we treat children's indigestion mainly through diet. I hope you can pay more attention to your child's diet problems.

1. Observe the baby's condition. Is it because of illness that the baby has indigestion, or is it because of what food he ate? This must be analyzed.

2. If indigestion is caused by illness that slows down the digestive system, the root cause needs to be found and the baby's illness needs to be treated and cured before internal digestion can be slowly restored.

3. If the baby is overeating due to eating something difficult to digest, or eating too much food, you need to let the baby not eat so much food, try to eat some porridge and other easily digestible foods, and also do not eat too much greasy food, such as cake, cream, etc.

4. Let your baby rest more, increase physical growth, and let your baby recover with adequate sleep.

5. Take some corresponding water-dissolving powders to help your baby digest food faster. This has a certain regulating effect on the stomach and intestines.

6. Pay attention to maintaining children’s appetite. Because eating is most beneficial only when you have an appetite. To maintain children's good appetite, we must pay attention to the eating environment not being too noisy, and they must not eat while watching TV; be careful not to force them to eat or impose too strict dietary restrictions on them; do not eat candy before meals; avoid children being too tired or nervous when eating; the color, aroma and taste of the food must be attractive.

From this article’s introduction on what to do if children have poor digestion, I believe you all know that when a child has poor digestion, we should first address the problem of diet, and then appropriately feed the child some medicine or food that promotes gastrointestinal motility. This will help improve the child’s gastrointestinal function. You can also pat the child on the shoulder.