Can babies be vaccinated if they spit up milk? Classification of baby spit up milk

Babies need to be vaccinated after birth because they have no resistance to bacteria and viruses. However, many babies spit up milk. So we need to know whether babies can be vaccinated if they spit up milk. What are the types of spitting up milk?

Whether babies can get vaccinations for spitting up depends on the specific situation. If the spitting up is considered to be physiological gastroesophageal reflux and the symptoms are not too severe, vaccinations are definitely possible. If the baby's spitting up is considered to be caused by infection factors, such as infection by pathogens such as viruses and bacteria, or surgical factors, such as appendicitis, intestinal obstruction and other problems, then vaccination must be particularly cautious, and vaccination is generally not recommended in this case. Because immunity is low during infection or during the existence of surgical diseases, vaccination cannot achieve the immune effect, and there is a possibility that vaccination will fail. Secondly, vaccination in this disease state may lead to abnormal vaccination reactions, which will aggravate the baby's symptoms and may even lead to the formation of new infections.

The situation of baby spitting up can be divided into physiological and pathological, and the causes and manifestations are different. Physiological spitting up is a normal phenomenon, and the younger the baby, the more likely it is, especially for newborns. During infancy, the baby's digestive tract is not fully developed, and the cardia is relatively wide. The milk and air inhaled during feeding cannot be correctly distributed to the pipes where they should go, so spitting up is easy to occur. The air that enters the stomach will rise after the baby finishes feeding, and will eventually be burped out by the baby, so a small part of the milk will also be spit out at this time. Generally speaking, the amount of milk spitted out in this case is small, and the baby will feel more comfortable after spitting up. Pathological spitting up, as the name suggests, refers to the phenomenon of spitting up in babies under certain medical conditions. Babies of any age may have pathological spitting up. This kind of spitting up will be more violent, and it is also possible to spit out gastric acid together. Mothers can smell the sour smell in the baby's vomit, and the baby will appear very uncomfortable. Babies with pathological spitting up cannot be treated as general spitting up. Finding the cause and solving the problem from the root is the key.

If the child spits up during feeding, parents should stop feeding the baby. The baby may have gastrointestinal discomfort or stomach discomfort right after spitting up. If the baby continues to be fed, it may cause indigestion or stomach discomfort. The child may spit up milk because of air in the stomach or too much feeding. After spitting up milk, the mother can give the baby some water to relieve the discomfort. The mother can also help the baby massage the stomach to relieve the discomfort. At the same time, pay more attention to the warmth of the baby's stomach.

You can give your baby some water after spitting up milk, but try not to force the baby to drink. You should also burp the baby after drinking water after spitting up milk to prevent the baby from spitting out the water just drunk. Most of the time, newborn spitting up is caused by physiological reasons, but if the spitting up is particularly severe, the baby spits up as much as he eats, the baby's mental state is relatively poor, and the body is thin, then it is necessary to check in time to see if there are certain diseases, such as pyloric obstruction, etc. If it is related to the disease, it needs to be treated effectively under the guidance of a doctor in time.