What causes enteritis in breastfed babies?

Enteritis in breastfed babies may be caused by improper diet of the mother. It is also related to the baby's abdomen catching a cold. It also cannot be ruled out that it is caused by infection. All of these may cause enteritis in the baby and should be treated in time.

1. Improper diet of the mother: Enteritis in the baby's breast milk is also related to the mother's usual eating habits. If the mother eats too much raw, cold or indigestible food, the baby may develop enteritis after sucking milk, leading to inflammatory lesions in the intestines, and obvious abdominal pain or pain. In this case, timely medication is needed for treatment, such as levofloxacin or cefuroxime.

2. Cold abdomen: Enteritis in breastfed babies is also related to cold abdomen. If the abdomen is not kept warm when the weather turns cold, it may be invaded by cold air. If the symptoms are more serious, enteritis may occur. If the symptoms are not particularly serious, they can be improved by applying hot compresses to the abdomen with a warm bag, which can relieve the abdominal pain caused by enteritis.

3. Infection: The baby's enteritis is also related to bacterial infection. When the baby's immune function declines, it is possible to be infected by bacteria and pathogens, which will induce enteritis. It is necessary to choose to use cefixime for treatment under the guidance of a doctor.