How to eat when baby has pharyngeal ulcer

The baby is the apple of the eye and the joy of all family members, because the baby is the future of the family and the new force for realizing family prosperity. Babies are very fragile during their growth and development stage and can be troubled by many diseases. Throat ulcers in babies are a rather annoying minor problem that can affect their eating and have adverse effects on their growth and development. So, how should babies with throat ulcers eat?

The diet for baby pharyngeal ulcer can be roughly divided into the following points:

1. Generally speaking, babies tend to get a sore throat when they first start drinking milk powder. After drinking it for a period of time, babies usually adapt to it. First of all, you should not change the brand of milk powder for your baby frequently, but also feed it every day.

2. Encourage your baby to drink more water every day. On the one hand, it can increase waste excretion through urine and reduce internal heat. On the other hand, it can also supplement the daily liquid needs.

3. Let your baby eat cereals, fresh fruits, green leafy vegetables, egg yolks, animal liver, meat, soy products, shellfish and other foods rich in B vitamins and zinc.

4. Your baby should also be allowed to exercise appropriately, which can increase appetite and food intake.

Heat-reducing foods—rich in B vitamins and zinc:

1. Zinc is mainly found in seafood and animal offal, such as chicken liver, pork liver, tuna, sardines, salmon and other ingredients.

2. The B vitamins are a very large group, including vitamin B1, vitamin B2, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, niacin, pantothenic acid, folic acid, etc.

The main food sources of vitamin B1 are: beans, brown rice, milk, and poultry. It cannot be stored in the human body, so it should be replenished daily.

Most of the ulcers in the baby's throat are caused by the baby's excessive internal heat, which accumulates in the throat. This phenomenon has a great impact on the baby and can directly affect the baby's eating, thereby affecting the baby's growth and development. Therefore, we as parents must pay more attention to the baby's physical condition, and if the baby has any abnormalities, we must seek treatment.