What to do if your baby has bloating? What causes bloating in your baby?

Why is my baby crying all the time? I quickly took a look at the baby. When I put my hand on his belly, I felt it was bulging and a little hard. Is the baby bloated? How can I help the baby expel the gas?

If a baby has symptoms of abdominal bloating, it may be related to a cold in the abdomen, or it may be related to the child's weak digestive ability, indigestion, intestinal cramps, gas accumulation in the intestines, etc. After rubbing your hands warm, you can massage the baby's belly button in a clockwise direction, with the baby's belly button as the center. This can promote gastrointestinal motility and help relieve bloating symptoms. If the child's bowel movements are abnormal and there are symptoms of indigestion, you can give the baby some digestive drugs or probiotics. Pay attention to keeping the abdomen warm. When changing diapers or bathing the baby, be sure to control the indoor temperature to avoid catching a cold.

First, it is caused by gastrointestinal disorders and diseases. If the digestive function is not good, the child's stomach will be bloated.

The second reason is usually caused by cold in the abdomen, feet and other parts of the body.

Regardless of the cause of the flatulence, if the child has severe clinical symptoms and cries, he needs to go to the hospital for treatment in time. If the child has no clinical symptoms, but only abdominal distension, he needs to go to the hospital for treatment ...

Intestinal flatulence is a manifestation of intestinal dysfunction. The baby will have obvious abdominal distension, general discomfort, twisting and turning, sometimes the body will be red, and even make humming and gurgling sounds. There will also be hiccups, milk aversion, crying, and the baby may fart a lot, and even have diarrhea and constipation. In this case, give the baby abdominal physiotherapy, touch the abdomen clockwise, do rowing gymnastics, and airplane hold. You can give the baby some probiotics to regulate the intestinal flora and improve intestinal dysfunction. You can also give the baby some defoaming agent simethicone to reduce the baby's abdominal distension. At the same time, you should actively look for the cause of the baby's abdominal distension. Sometimes you need to see a doctor and remove these inducements under the doctor's guidance.

Mothers can eat some gas-relieving foods such as radish and papaya, or eat Mommy Love to regulate the intestines. Mothers can also eat them while the baby is eating. It is recommended that mothers should not eat spicy, cold, overly sweet and difficult-to-digest foods during breastfeeding, such as sweet potatoes, French fries, glutinous rice cakes, fried dough sticks, pickles, beans and bean products. When the baby is bloated, you can rub the baby's belly in a clockwise direction to help exhaust.