Can a flatulence patch be used on a newborn baby with flatulence? What kind of navel patch can be used on a newborn baby with flatulence?

Newborn bloating is a common phenomenon, mostly caused by catching a cold or eating too much. Many mothers will be very anxious when they encounter such a situation for the first time. We can find ways to relieve the baby's bloating. So can a bloating patch be used for newborn bloating? What kind of belly button patch can be used for newborn bloating?

Newborns can use the flatulence patch, because newborns have obvious abdominal flatulence, which can easily cause physical discomfort. You can choose to use the flatulence patch to relieve the discomfort. However, when applying the flatulence patch, you should choose to use a special patch for newborns, and pay attention to the appropriate time to apply it. If the newborn has itching and redness and swelling on the belly after applying it, you need to remove the flatulence patch in time to avoid allergic reactions on the skin. Pay close attention to your child's physical changes in daily life, and seek medical attention in time if there are any abnormalities.

Most of the abdominal distension in babies is caused by improper diet. They eat too much food, but their stomachs cannot digest it well, which will cause abdominal distension. In these cases, parents can go to the pharmacy to buy patches to relieve abdominal distension. Applying them to the baby's navel will relieve the symptoms of abdominal distension. Of course, the effect of navel patches on some severe abdominal distension is not very good. Babies need to take some drugs to promote digestion under the guidance of a doctor. At the same time, parents can also give them abdominal massages, and do clockwise massages on the baby's navel to relieve abdominal distension. Parents should know that the baby's stomach is still relatively weak and cannot digest some food well, so parents should pay attention to the amount of milk they drink before adding it. It is not that the more they drink, the better for their body. After the baby adds complementary food, parents should pay more attention to what food can be given to them. Even if they can eat it, the initial amount should be less. On the one hand, improper addition of complementary food can easily lead to allergies and also cause abdominal distension in babies.

The difference between neonatal flatulence and colic is mainly the different degree of inflammation. Neonatal flatulence only manifests as simple abdominal distension. In addition to abdominal distension, the child's abdomen can be seen to be bulging and soft to the touch. The child's eating, drinking, and sleeping are all normal, and it does not affect feeding and sleeping. The child does not cry obviously, his mood is relatively normal, and his play is also normal. These are the symptoms of neonatal flatulence. The obvious manifestation of colic is that the child continues to cry, and the crying is more obvious, the crying is annoying, and the crying is very frequent. No matter how you coax him, it doesn't work, which makes parents very anxious. Colic causes crying for a long time, which makes parents at a loss. In short, whether it is flatulence or colic, the root cause is the manifestation of gastrointestinal gas accumulation. When flatulence and colic occur, you must pay attention to the stool. If the child has diarrhea, you should give him intestinal probiotics in time to relieve the flatulence. You can also try massage, massaging the child's lower abdomen clockwise with your right hand, or warming the child's lower abdomen with a warm water bag, which will effectively relieve the child's intestinal bloating and colic.

Babies can drink water when they have bloating, but it is best for mothers to massage the baby when the baby has bloating to expel the air from the baby's stomach, so that the baby's stomach will naturally deflate slowly. Whether baby bloating is a disease and whether it needs treatment should be judged based on the baby's clinical symptoms. If the baby can eat, defecate, does not vomit, has a soft stomach, is active, has normal gas discharge, and has normal weight gain, then this type of bloating is mostly functional bloating and does not require special treatment. Massage techniques can be used to relieve the baby's discomfort, and attention should be paid to daily baby care.