What are the symptoms of children getting angry after eating milk powder?

Generally speaking, children will not get inflamed after eating milk powder, but the way of eating milk powder and the ratio of milk powder to water have a great impact. Generally, this situation is caused by excessive sugar content in milk powder, so when this situation occurs, it is most important to ensure that the child drinks enough water. Because the child is still very young, you must also pay attention when making milk powder. Generally speaking, if a child makes too much milk powder, it will easily cause inflamed. Next, I will talk about the symptoms of getting angry.

Symptoms of babies getting inflamed after eating milk powder: blisters and erosions or ulcers of varying sizes can be seen on the lips, tongue and cheek mucosa, they refuse to eat, are irritable and restless, and even unwilling to drink water. In fact, milk powder itself will not cause "inflammation", but improper feeding, inappropriate dressing, etc. may cause it, for example, feeding the baby too much milk powder, not drinking enough water, not eating enough fruits and vegetables, etc.

When milk powder is digested, it will produce a large amount of acid, which will destroy the body's acid-base balance and cause inflammation. There are various symptoms of babies getting angry. Some parents say that their children have blisters at the corners of their mouths and yellow tongue coating; some parents say that their babies have yellow urine and dry stools; some parents say that their children have inflamed eyes and increased eye mucus; some parents say that their babies have a bad temper and get angry easily... From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, the symptoms may be different depending on the part of the body where the disease occurs. If you find that your baby is getting hot, give him some mung bean soup or mung bean porridge, and eat more fruits or vegetables that can clear away heat and reduce fire, such as grapefruit, pear, water chestnut, star fruit, cabbage, celery, lettuce, wild rice stem, lotus root, eggplant, lily, bitter gourd, etc. In severe cases, the Chinese medicine Xiaoer Huashi Pills can be taken appropriately.

Babies need plenty of water every day. The amount of water each time should be about half of the amount of milk per feeding; in the first week after birth, it should be about 30 ml; in the second week, it should be about 45 ml; after one month, it should be about 50-60 ml; after three months, it should be about 60-75 ml; then at four months, it should be about 70-80 ml; at six months, it should be about 80-100 ml; at 8-12 months, it should be about 100-120 ml; and in summer, the amount of water should be increased appropriately. If your baby has a cold, fever, vomiting, diarrhea or dehydration, you should give him more water. Parents should also note that boiled water is boiled water and cannot be replaced by fruit or any fruit juice. 3. For older babies, you can give them some mung bean soup or mung bean porridge. This is because mung bean is cold in nature, has the effect of clearing away heat and detoxifying, and is the best food for babies who are upset and have a bad temper. It is especially suitable to eat in this hot summer. 4. Give your baby more fruits, such as pears, grapefruits, etc., which are cold in nature and slightly sour in taste. In addition to clearing away heat, they can also moisten the lungs. They are especially suitable for babies with lung heat, cough, yellow sputum, dry and sore throat. Water chestnut: It is cold in nature and rich in juice. It is especially suitable for babies who have not yet recovered from a fever and are thirsty, have sores in the mouth and tongue, dry stools and yellow urine, etc.

Parents should pay attention when the above symptoms appear. They must pay attention to adjust the ratio of milk powder to food. Also, they must give the baby a good sleep time and a good sleep quality. Only with a good sleep can the child's normal metabolism be guaranteed and have a good body. These are all very necessary. Mothers must not worry. This situation is not a big deal.