Can tea oil be applied to newborn babies with flatulence? Is camellia oil effective for babies with flatulence?

It is a common phenomenon for newborns to have flatulence. This is because when babies eat too fast or cry too much, a lot of air will enter their stomachs, which will cause flatulence. So can camellia oil be applied to newborns with flatulence? Is camellia oil effective for treating baby flatulence?

Tea oil can be used to treat baby flatulence. If the baby has a poor appetite, frequent hiccups, etc., parents can also apply tea oil to the baby. Because tea oil is rich in oil, it will not harm the baby's skin, and it will also form a protective film on the baby's belly to prevent foreign gas from entering through the baby's belly button, causing the baby to have flatulence problems. However, parents should not apply tea oil and massage the baby just after the baby has finished feeding, because doing so will cause the baby to spit up milk. Generally, wait half an hour after the baby's meal before massaging. Parents must ensure that their palms are warm when massaging, so they need to wash their hands in advance and rub them warm before massaging the baby. And the force of massaging the baby should be light and strong to avoid discomfort to the baby. In addition, it is best to apply tea oil to the baby's belly and liver, and then massage, which can promote gastrointestinal peristalsis, make the baby's bowel movements smooth, and prevent the baby from having flatulence. If parents find that the baby often has flatulence and looks bad, it is best to take the baby to the hospital.

The effect is obvious. Camellia oil is rich in oil and has strong skin affinity. Applying it on the baby's belly can form a protective film to prevent air from entering the belly button. At the same time, the zinc, squalene and flavonoids contained in it can accelerate the healing of the belly button. If applied lightly to the liver, it can eliminate abdominal bloating, promote the baby's gastrointestinal activity, and discharge excess gas, thereby improving digestion and absorption functions. Use the tea powder and a little tea oil to rub it with the palm of your hand to warm it up. Specific steps: With the fingertips of your right hand facing left, gently place it on the baby's lower abdomen. After the entire palm touches the skin, start pushing it clockwise to the upper right abdomen, then to the upper left abdomen, and stop at the lower left abdomen. At the same time, the left hand follows the right hand side by side and stops along the same track to the lower left abdomen. Such massage can promote intestinal peristalsis, make bowel movements smooth, and enhance gastrointestinal motility.

If the baby has abdominal distension, butter cannot be eaten. Butter is not conducive to digestion and may aggravate abdominal distension, and may cause diarrhea and indigestion. Pay attention to a light diet, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, avoid spicy foods, eat more easily digestible foods, avoid greasy foods and fried foods, and massage the baby's abdomen to help digestion. Oral domperidone suspension can be used for treatment. It can also be used in conjunction with oral Mommy Love for conditioning. Please follow the doctor's advice when taking medication.

Although Mommy Love has a very good effect on treating baby diarrhea and flatulence, it is also a medicine, so it cannot be taken frequently, and it is easy to make people dependent. If the baby's stomach is often bloated, the mother can massage his abdomen, but must pay attention to the technique, and the force must be gentle, and it will have a good effect only if it is persisted every day. In addition, if you want to add complementary food, it is best to choose semi-liquid food, which is not easy to cause baby flatulence. Mommy Love can cure baby flatulence, but it should not be used excessively. The English name of Mommy Love is Medilac-Vita, and the generic name is Bacillus subtilis combined live bacteria granules. As a common medicine for children, it is a probiotic that inhibits pathogenic bacteria, promotes the digestion and absorption of nutrients, inhibits the production and absorption of enterogenic toxins, and achieves the purpose of adjusting the intestinal flora imbalance. It is suitable for diarrhea, constipation, flatulence, abnormal fermentation in the intestine, enteritis, and intestinal mucosal damage caused by intestinal flora imbalance.