Treatment method for newborn vomiting milk

There were several main reasons for newborns to vomit milk. First of all, the newborn's digestive system was not fully developed, and the muscles of the digestive tract were relatively loose, which made the stomach contents easy to reverse flow. Secondly, overfeeding was also one of the reasons for vomiting milk. If the feeding volume was too large or the feeding speed was too fast, it would cause the stomach to expand too much and cause a reverse flow. In addition, the newborn's stomach was in a horizontal position, and the cardiac constrictor muscle was underdeveloped, which also made it easy for the stomach contents to return to the esophagus, causing vomiting milk. The solutions included slowing down the baby's feeding speed, stopping the feeding appropriately, helping the baby burp, raising the head of the bed 30 degrees, holding it for a while, burping, and so on. For babies who are allergic to milk protein and are not tolerant of glucose, appropriate treatment methods can be taken. In short, understanding the cause of vomiting milk and taking appropriate solutions can help parents better manage this situation.

There might be the following reasons for newborns vomiting milk: 1. ** Physiological factors **: The newborn's stomach is horizontal, and the stomach capacity is small. The muscular layer of the stomach wall is underdeveloped, and the muscle tension is low. After feeding, or when eating a lot of milk, there will be a situation of milk overflow (spitting milk). 2. ** Pathological factors **: Due to symptoms such as abdominal distension and vomiting of milk caused by diseases such as colds, coughs, epidemic diarrhea, and pneumonias, in addition to vomiting milk, the baby will also have diarrhea, abdominal distension, crying, milk rejection, and mental state changes. In addition, the symptoms of vomiting milk usually began to be obvious at one month of age. It was manifested as vomiting while feeding. After vomiting, the newborn would become thinner and thinner because of hunger, leading to malnutrition. 3. ** Inappropriate feeding method **: For example, the newborn is anxious when feeding milk, or is restless when feeding, resulting in excessive intake of air, vomiting milk, hiccups, etc. To solve the problem of newborns spitting milk, the following solutions could be taken: 1. When feeding, the posture must be correct so that the baby's body has a certain inclination. 2. Don't let the baby breathe in air. 3. After feeding, you can let the baby lie on the shoulder and gently pat the baby's back with the hollow palm to burp. 4. If the baby vomits milk seriously, don't continue to feed it, and don't feed it frequently. Give the baby's small stomach a milk emptying period, usually 2-4 hours. 5. Don't feed the baby when he's too hungry to avoid choking or inhaling air. Don't force feed the baby when he's not hungry at all. 6. For bottle feeding, the size of the hole in the teat should be appropriate, not too big or too small. 7. Don't tease the baby immediately after the milk is finished, so as not to spit out the milk.

There were many reasons for newborns to vomit milk, including the incomplete development of the digestive system, over-eating, incorrect nursing posture, incomplete development of the esophagus constrictor, and digestive system diseases. In order to solve the problem of baby vomiting milk, parents can try the following methods: help the baby exhaust, pat the back before and after feeding; slow down the feeding speed, pause appropriately; let the baby hold for a while, raise the bed by 30 degrees after burping; For babies with milk intolerance and milk protein allergy, appropriate adjustments can be made. Please note that the above methods are only for reference. If the problem is serious or persistent, please consult your doctor's advice.

There were many ways to solve the problem of newborn babies vomiting milk. First of all, she could use a small amount of feeding to avoid excessive feeding at one time, which would cause too much pressure in the stomach, thus reducing the frequency of vomiting milk. Secondly, pay attention to the posture when feeding. Keep the baby's body tilted to reduce the probability of spitting up milk. In addition, after feeding, help the baby burp and expel the inhaled air to reduce stomach discomfort. In addition, parents can also give their babies a back massage to promote digestion and improve the function of the digestive tract. If the baby vomits milk seriously and is accompanied by other symptoms, it is recommended to seek medical attention immediately.

The treatment of phthisis was based on the principle of replenishing the deficiency and cultivating the vitality, as well as anti-phthisis and killing insects. The purpose of nourishing the body was to strengthen one's vital energy, improve one's ability to resist diseases, and promote recovery. The treatment should focus on nourishing the lungs, and at the same time, pay attention to nourishing the spleen and kidney, mainly nourishing yin. If it is combined with qi deficiency and yang deficiency, it is necessary to simultaneously replenish qi and warm yang. Anti-phthisis and killing parasites were targeted at the specific cause of phthisis. In addition, it should also be treated according to the condition, combined with methods such as clearing fire, expelling phlegm, and stopping bleeding. Drug therapy was the most commonly used treatment for consumption. It was usually a combination of anti-inflammatory drugs, including isoniazid, rifampicin, pyrazinamid, and ethambutal. Traditional Chinese medicine used the method of syndrome identification and treatment to treat phthisis. Different drugs were used according to different syndrome types. Common traditional Chinese medicine included Yuehua Pill, Baihe Gujin Soup, Shenling Baizhu Powder, etc. The specific treatment method should be decided according to the patient's condition and the doctor's suggestion.

The general reference range for the amount of milk powder for newborns at 25 days. According to different documents, the recommended amount of milk powder was about 150-200 milliliters per kilogram of body weight per day. To be specific, some documents mentioned that the daily milk intake was about 150 milliliters per kilogram of body weight, the interval between each feeding was about three hours, and the amount of each feeding was 132 milliliters. At the same time, 20 milliliters of water were fed. Other documents mentioned that the daily milk output was about 160-170 ml per kilogram of body weight, divided into eight feeding sessions per day, and the milk output was evenly distributed each time. However, these data were only for reference. The actual amount of milk needed would vary according to factors such as individual differences, growth status, and breast milk supply. Therefore, feeding should be judged according to the needs of the newborn, and gradually increase the amount of feeding each time. If you need more detailed feeding instructions, please consult a doctor or a professional infant feeding consultant.

There could be many reasons for a baby to vomit milk frequently. The following conclusions were drawn: The frequent vomiting of milk in infants may be caused by physiological and pathological factors. Physiological factors included small stomach capacity, incomplete development of the stomach, incomplete development of the stomach muscles and nerves, and so on. Pathological factors may include diseases such as gastroenteritis, gastrectomy, and paranormal stricture. In addition, improper feeding, inhaling air, and unsuitable milk powder may also cause the baby to vomit milk frequently. If the baby spits milk frequently and is accompanied by other symptoms, such as abdominal distension, diarrhea, fever, etc., he should seek medical examination in time to rule out possible pathological causes.

It was a normal physiological phenomenon for newborns to vomit milk, but some methods could be taken to prevent it. First of all, pay attention to adjusting the posture when feeding. Keep the upper body of the newborn in a raised position and adopt a 45° angle to facilitate the smooth flow of milk into the digestive tract. Secondly, after feeding, burp the baby, hold the baby vertically, and pat the baby's back to help expel the air inhaled during feeding. In addition, you should pay attention to controlling the amount of milk when feeding. Don't let the baby eat too much milk at one time. She also had to pay attention to the baby's emotions to prevent the baby from spitting out milk due to crying. In addition, after feeding, place the baby on his right side for a period of time to prevent accidental aspiration after spitting up milk. In short, through the correct feeding posture, burping, controlling the amount of milk, and paying attention to the baby's mood, it can effectively prevent the newborn from vomiting milk.

The treatment methods for consumption included medication, monitoring the effect of treatment, adequate rest and nutrition, isolation measures, and so on. Drug therapy was the most commonly used treatment for consumption. It was usually a combination of anti-inflammatory drugs, including isoniazid, rifampicin, pyrazinamid, and ethambutal. The treatment time was usually six months or longer, depending on the patient's condition and the doctor's recommendation. During the treatment period, the doctor would perform regular monitoring, including chest X-rays and phlegm smear tests, to assess the treatment effect and adjust the treatment plan. The patient should avoid overexertion and maintain adequate sleep and rest to help his body recover. A reasonable diet was also crucial for recovery. It was to consume enough protein, vitamins, and minerals to strengthen the body's resistance. During the treatment period, the patients needed to take certain isolation measures to prevent the bacteria from spreading to others. Follow the doctor's and health department's instructions and take the correct isolation and protective measures.

The normal standard table for the amount of newborn milk powder can vary according to different sources. We can come to the following conclusion: According to the document [1], newborns who were two to three months old were fed 150 to 200 milliliters of milk each time. They were fed five to six times a day, once every four hours. Newborn babies between three to six months old were fed 150 to 250 milliliters each time, five times a day, once every four hours. At the same time, the total amount of milk powder per day should not exceed 1000 milliliters, and the amount of milk per meal should not exceed 250 milliliters. The document [2] mentioned that newborns usually have less milk. The amount of milk on the first day was 10 to 30 milliliters, 30 to 50 milliliters on the second day, 40 to 60 milliliters on the third day, 50 to 60 milliliters on the fourth day, 50 to 60 milliliters on the fifth day, 60 to 70 milliliters on the sixth day, and 70 to 90 milliliters on the seventh day. According to the document [3], infants between four to six months of age drink 100 to 120 grams of milk powder three to five times a day. Babies between seven to nine months of age drink 140 to 185 grams of milk powder four to six times a day. Babies between 10 and 12 months of age drink 200 to 230 grams of milk powder four to six times a day. Infants between 13 and 15 months of age drank 220 to 270 grams of milk powder four to six times a day. It was mentioned in document [4] that according to the standard table of normal milk volume of newborns, the amount of milk for newborns aged 1-30 days was about 10-30 ml each time, and it was most appropriate to feed 6-10 times a day. Based on the above information, we can conclude that the normal standard table of newborn milk powder is determined by the age and weight of the baby. Generally speaking, newborns have less milk, each feeding volume is 10-30 ml, 6-10 times a day. As the baby grew, the amount of milk would gradually increase, but the total amount of milk powder per day and the amount of milk per meal were limited. The specific amount of milk should be determined according to the actual situation of the baby and the recommendations of professionals to ensure the healthy growth of the baby.