Reasons why babies spit bubbles from their mouths

When babies are young, they will have many little movements that we adults cannot understand. Each of us has been a baby, and we have all had these little movements. For example: sucking fingers, grabbing adults' clothes, clenching hands into a tight ball, blowing bubbles from the mouth like a little fish, etc. Adults can probably understand the physical behavior, but what is the reason for babies' physiological behavior of blowing bubbles from their mouths?

Some babies spit bubbles due to physiological conditions, such as the digestive enzymes in the mouth are secreted more vigorously. Some babies spit bubbles and if they refuse to feed, cry, and are in poor spirits, it is a pathological condition. If they simply spit bubbles but have cold hands and feet, feed and are in good spirits, there should be no big problem. Just pay attention to observe and see if they are feeding and in good spirits. If the child's limbs are cold and foamy, you need to rule out the possibility of lung infection. It is recommended to see a pediatrician. It is necessary to measure the baby's temperature to determine the baby's condition and seek early treatment. According to the patient's medical history and specific conditions, the child is considered to have pneumonia. Your child is too young and has symptoms such as coughing and spitting bubbles, which are consistent with pneumonia. It is recommended to go to the pediatric department for a chest X-ray and other examinations to determine the diagnosis, and then use antibiotics for treatment. Cephalosporins or penicillins can be used for treatment, and the effect is still very good.

It is also normal for babies to spit bubbles because their salivary glands begin to develop slowly and the amount of saliva secretion increases. The baby's mouth is relatively shallow and his swallowing ability is poor, so he is prone to drooling and spitting bubbles. The baby's hands and feet may be cold, but usually it is enough as long as the nose is warm. If a child has symptoms such as coughing and wheezing, which may be caused by pneumonia, he should go to the hospital. Pay attention to oral hygiene and observe whether there is oral inflammation, etc.

The possibility of pneumonia cannot be ruled out. Pay attention to care, feed more warm water, and take oral antibiotics such as amoxicillin granules, ribavirin granules, and Feining granules. Go to the hospital for X-ray examination if necessary. Please follow the doctor's instructions for treatment after consultation and do not take medicine without authorization. If your child is in such a condition, it is recommended to go to the hospital to check the trace elements, as it is caused by a lack of trace elements.

So if your baby at home starts to bleed bubbles from his mouth, don't be nervous. If the baby does not have other symptoms along with the bubbles, then it is not necessarily a big problem. If other phenomena occur, we must pay attention to them. Although babies are the apple of our parents' eyes, as parents we must not panic. Finally, I wish all our babies grow up healthily.