What are the causes of indigestion in two-month-old babies?

We all know that many children nowadays are fed with milk powder, so many babies will have indigestion problems when they are a few months old, so we recommend that mothers breastfeed. In the case of indigestion in a two-month-old baby, it may be because the milk powder the baby is fed is difficult to digest. I hope mothers can breastfeed and pat the baby's back more often to promote the baby's digestion.

Stop feeding supplementary food, and focus on breastfeeding or formula feeding, appropriately extend the feeding time, and dilute the concentration of milk powder; feed more water, and use Compound Chicken Gizzard Powder and Xingpi Yanger Granules for conditioning as appropriate. After the gastrointestinal function recovers, gradually add egg yolk, vegetable juice, fruit juice, rice paste, etc., and follow the principle of from less to more, from one type to multiple, step by step.

Because babies' gastrointestinal functions are not yet fully developed, they are prone to indigestion and diarrhea, but this is usually caused by cold or unclean diet. You can give him some Mommy Love and add some Baby Strengthening Spleen Powder, and combine it with diet therapy. Give him less milk, cook some millet porridge for him, and let him drink the soup. Don't eat the millet in it. It is nutritious and nourishes the stomach. He will get better soon. If the mother is breastfeeding, she should not eat spicy, greasy, raw or cold food.

If a two-month-old baby has diarrhea and passes milk curds, it means that the child's motility is relatively poor. Therefore, in addition to giving the child digestive foods in the past few days, you should also pay attention to reducing the amount of food the child eats each time, and increase the number of feedings by one or two times. This will reduce the gastrointestinal burden on the child, and the baby can slowly return to normal. Therefore, my suggestion is that in addition to taking medication, you should change the way your child is fed. If your child is fed artificially, he should drink boiled milk.

Through this article’s introduction to how to deal with indigestion problems in two-month-old babies, we should all know how a two-month-old baby should regulate his body. Regarding the problem of baby indigestion, we must first check whether the baby has a cold or fever, so as not to cause the baby to be affected by the disease.