How to relieve neonatal intestinal spasms?

After a baby is born, all organs of the body are still in the early stages of development, so they are generally very sensitive to food digestion. Moreover, whether it is during or during the eating process, it will cause gastrointestinal discomfort in the baby. Intestinal spasm is a common phenomenon. When a baby has intestinal spasm, it will cause abdominal pain. How to relieve newborn intestinal spasm?

How to relieve intestinal spasms in babies

1. Apply hot compress. When pain caused by intestinal spasm occurs, the fastest and most effective way is to apply a hot towel directly to the affected area, which can quickly dispel the cold and warm the stomach, relieve spasms and relieve pain.

2. Knead with your hands. Parents can rub their hands together until their palms become warm, and then gently place their palms on the child's abdomen. The warm palms can dispel cold and relieve pain, while rubbing the abdomen can relieve spasms and pain in children.

3. Drink ginger tea. Take a few slices of ginger, boil them for a while, then add some brown sugar and give it to the child. This can dispel cold and relieve pain, and can treat spasmodic abdominal pain caused by cold intestines.

4. Prevention. Avoid eating cold food to prevent the abdomen from catching a cold. Also, be careful not to let your children overeat, especially not to eat too much at night.

How to prevent baby colic

1. To prevent your baby from intestinal cramps, you must strictly prohibit your child from overeating. The amount of milk fed does not need to be too much, and sugar should not be added to the milk. You must pay attention to keeping the child's abdomen warm to prevent the abdomen from catching cold. Some children experience abdominal pain due to milk allergy, so they should stop drinking milk and instead take dairy products for observation.

2. To prevent the occurrence of baby intestinal spasms, you should learn more about baby intestinal spasms. There are usually many reasons for baby intestinal spasms. Among them, the more common factors include excessive intestinal gas production, gastrointestinal hormonal stimulation, diet, increased intestinal motility, etc. The prevention and treatment of baby intestinal spasms need to start from the cause of the disease, so that good results will be achieved.

Because babies' gastrointestinal functions are fragile, regular and reasonable feeding times and amounts will not cause other effects on babies' bodies. At the same time, for babies who already have an active dietary awareness, it is necessary to control their complementary foods and reduce unnecessary snacks to avoid affecting the child's nutritional intake of regular meals or causing gastrointestinal discomfort.