Will baby's intestinal gas affect bowel movements? Will baby's intestinal gas heal on its own?

Although it is normal for babies to have flatulence, it will also affect the baby. For example, the appetite of most babies with flatulence will be affected accordingly, and they may become anorexic. So we need to understand whether baby flatulence will affect bowel movements? Can baby flatulence heal itself?

1. Once the baby has intestinal gas, the color of the stool will be greener or blacker than before. Because under normal circumstances, if the baby is fed with breast milk, the stool is yellow in color and contains small particles. When gas occurs, watery liquid will appear in the stool. At this time, you can effectively improve the situation by applying hot compresses to the baby's abdomen.

2. After drinking milk, the mother should pick up the baby in time and pat the back from top to bottom. This method can effectively help to expel the cold air inhaled. For babies fed with milk powder, the nipples and bottles should be sterilized at high temperature regularly, and rinsed under running water several times to prevent the growth of bacteria and viruses.

3. Pay attention to the temperature in the bedroom and keep it within the normal range. Even in winter, it should be above 20 degrees. When the temperature is too low, you should use various methods such as lighting the stove and heating to keep the temperature constant. At the same time, cover the baby's abdomen with a warm bellyband and wear pure cotton clothes on the outside. Even if the quilt is accidentally kicked off, the baby will not catch a cold.

As for the question of how long it will take for the baby's bloating to heal on its own, in fact, it is unlikely to heal on its own. Because children's bloating is often caused by some inducements. If the inducements persist, the child's bloating may not be relieved. When we find that the child has symptoms of bloating, it is best to first confirm what exactly caused the child's bloating. For example, our more common inducements are that the child has allergies or lactose intolerance, and there are symptoms of intestinal bloating. At this time, the child often has diarrhea or bowel sounds, some crying, etc. At the same time, the farts will increase, and there will be frequent burping, etc., which are all manifestations of children's bloating. At this time, if we look at the child's belly, it is very bulging. If you pat his belly, it will make a banging sound like patting a watermelon. These are all manifestations of children's bloating. If it is caused by these inducements, we need to pay attention to adjusting the child's milk products, and then adjust the lactose problem, so that the bloating can be completely relieved.

Infant flatulence can also cause vomiting. If an infant has symptoms of flatulence, first relieve the flatulence. Rub your hands to warm them up and rub the baby's belly clockwise, or use a warm towel to apply heat to the belly. After the flatulence is relieved, give the baby a small amount of warm water to observe. If the baby does not have vomiting symptoms after half an hour to an hour, feed the baby. The amount of milk should be small at first, and then gradually increase the amount after the baby adapts. Do not feed the baby too much at one time, which may cause the baby to vomit. In addition, you can also give the baby an appropriate amount of liquid food, such as millet porridge, small noodles, etc.

When a newborn baby has abdominal distension, he or she will cry and become restless. 1. When a child has abdominal distension, you can take probiotics orally to regulate the intestinal flora of the child and relieve the symptoms of abdominal distension. 2. You can also give the child some abdominal massage to promote intestinal peristalsis and promote the discharge of gas. The baby's crying may be caused by flatulence. In order to prevent the baby's body from becoming flatulent again, parents can give the baby an appropriate amount of probiotics to balance the intestinal flora, which is beneficial to intestinal health and improves the baby's digestive ability. In addition, parents should improve the baby's diet and prevent the baby from eating too much gas-producing food, such as legumes.