How to tell if milk has entered the lungs_What are the symptoms of choking on milk in the lungs

Many first-time mothers have to learn how to take care of their babies slowly because they have no idea how to do it. Breast milk is every mother's preferred method of feeding, but for many mothers, their babies may choke on their breasts. Below, I will introduce to mothers how to tell whether milk has entered the lungs and what the symptoms are when choking on milk in the lungs. Mothers can come and learn about it.

1. What are the symptoms when a baby chokes on milk and the milk goes into the lungs?

Symptom 1: First of all, it is recommended that mothers do not make very concentrated milk for their babies. Many mothers know that the thicker the milk, the more nutritious it is. However, drinking too concentrated milk can cause diarrhea in babies. Therefore, it is recommended that mothers make milk powder for their babies according to a certain concentration.

Symptom 2: Secondly, it is recommended that mothers do not add too much sugar to their baby's milk powder. Many mothers know that the more sugar, the easier it is to digest. However, too much sugar is harmful to the baby's healthy development. Therefore, it is recommended that mothers put some sugar at a suitable temperature before giving it to the baby.

Symptom 3: Finally, it is recommended that mothers do not eat milk and rice together. Many mothers think that eating the two together can kill two birds with one stone, but this will destroy the vitamins in them and make the baby's resistance worse and worse. Therefore, it is recommended that mothers drink milk after a good meal.

2. Babies often choke and cough when feeding

1. Pay attention to the feeding posture. Is the milk coming in too fast or the baby eating too fast? This will cause the baby to choke. If the baby is bottle-fed, you should buy a suitable nipple. After all, a hole that is too big can also cause choking. Just pay more attention in the future. After all, it is very common for babies to choke when they are young.

2. Pay attention to the feeding posture. The milk may flow too quickly or the baby may choke if he eats too quickly. If the baby is bottle-fed, you should buy a suitable nipple. After all, a hole that is too big may cause choking. Just pay more attention in the future. After all, the baby is still young and choking is very common.

3. Burp after eating. Every baby will spit up because their stomach has not yet fully developed, but the severity varies. After five or six months, they basically will not spit up. My baby used to have a very serious problem. He would vomit once or twice a day, and each time he would spit out all the milk like a fountain.

3. How to solve the problem of babies choking frequently while eating milk

1. Take immediate action. If the baby chokes on milk and suffers from severe suffocation, or if the baby cannot breathe at all, there is almost no chance that the baby can be admitted to the hospital for emergency treatment. At this time, parents can only race against time to perform emergency treatment immediately.

2. Postural drainage. If the baby is choking due to vomiting due to a full stomach, it is best to turn the baby's face to one side or let the baby lie on his side to prevent the vomited milk from flowing into the throat or trachea.

3. If the baby chokes and swallows milk too quickly while feeding, it is best to let the baby lie prone on the rescuer's legs, with the baby's upper body leaning forward about 45-60 degrees. This will help empty and drain the milk in the baby's trachea.

The above is an introduction to what to do if your baby often chokes and coughs while drinking milk. In this case, everyone should pay more attention to the posture of holding the baby when feeding. Generally, the baby's head should be slightly higher, and try to pinch the nipple with two fingers to control the flow rate of milk when feeding.