What if there is mucus in the baby's spit-up? What should I do if there is mucus in the baby's spit-up?

Usually, it is very normal for babies to spit up milk. Babies will spit up milk if they eat too much. However, spitting up milk can be divided into physiological and pathological. If it is pathological spitting up milk, you need to take it to the hospital for examination. So let's find out what is going on when babies spit up milk with mucus? What should I do if there is mucus in the baby's spit up milk?

Infant spitting up is a common condition, mainly due to the poor development of the baby's intestinal digestion and absorption ability, too small stomach capacity and too much milk. It is recommended that infants use breastfeeding to promote intestinal digestion and absorption and increase the speed of intestinal development. Generally, after feeding, try to hold the baby upright on the shoulder and gently pat the back to promote the discharge of gas in the stomach, which can effectively reduce the problem of sticky spitting up. During this stage, parents should try to adjust the diet and reduce the intake of raw and cold foods. Eating more easily digestible foods is helpful to relieve the baby's intestinal pressure. As the baby grows, spitting up will become less and less, so parents should not worry too much.

1. Reduce internal heat. If the baby spits up milk with mucus, it is probably because the body is getting internal heat. Because internal heat will cause phlegm in the throat, it will be vomited out along with the vomiting milk. Therefore, you can appropriately reduce the baby's clothes or drink more water to relieve the baby's internal heat. At the same time, you should compare other adverse reactions that the baby has after vomiting milk.

2. Observe the continuous reaction. When the baby vomits milk and mucus appears, you can reduce the heat of the baby appropriately and continue to observe the baby's reaction. If Bao Abo vomits repeatedly, you should go to the hospital for medical treatment in time. Because many diseases can cause the baby to vomit, especially with mucus, it may also be a precursor to adverse phenomena such as gastrointestinal inflammation.

When a baby spits up milk with mucus, you should pay more attention to the amount and composition of the baby's food intake, as well as the baby's sleep and other body reactions. These are all comprehensive symptoms of the baby's illness. If some methods of reducing internal heat cannot relieve the symptoms, you should promptly ask a doctor for diagnosis and treatment, and cooperate with the doctor's treatment method to promote the baby's early recovery.

It is not necessarily a problem for babies to spit up yellow milk. Because the baby's stomach is in a horizontal position, the pylorus is well developed, and the cardia is not fully developed, when the baby is feeding, it is easy to swallow a lot of air into the stomach, which can easily cause spitting up yellow milk. In this case, it is necessary to pick up the baby and pat his back appropriately, which can improve the situation. If the baby eats too much or too fast, has an improper diet, or improper baby care, it can cause indigestion and cause symptoms of spitting up yellow milk. Pay more attention to rest, you can use a hot water bottle to apply to the baby's stomach, and you don't need to feed the baby anything within 4 hours of temporary spitting up milk to avoid aggravating the symptoms of spitting up milk. There is no need to use medication for the time being. If the spitting up milk worsens, you need to go to the hospital for examination in time.

There are several reasons why babies spit up and feel sour milk, such as a large appetite and a large amount of food, but due to a relatively small stomach capacity, esophageal reflux occurs. Or it may be because the baby's body movements are relatively intense shortly after feeding, which causes abdominal pressure, so there is a phenomenon of spitting up and feeling sour milk. To prevent babies from spitting up and feeling sour milk, first of all, small and frequent meals should be arranged, and exhaust should be handled after each feeding, such as burping. The feeding posture should be correct and not too hasty. The baby should take a proper rest during feeding.