Can pathological vomiting heal itself?

From infancy to adulthood, people go through many things in their lives. When we were young, our parents took great care of us. After we grew up, we learned to be independent and started a family, and then we learned to take care of our own children. Everyone starts from scratch when taking care of a child and accumulates experience bit by bit. There are two types of infant spitting up: physiological and pathological. Can pathological spitting up heal itself?

1. Overview

Many mothers find that their babies spit up milk when they are feeding them. Why do babies spit up milk? What should you do if your baby always spit up milk? In fact, it is common for babies to spit up milk, but before that we must know that spitting up milk can be divided into physiological spitting up milk and pathological spitting up milk. Before parents deal with it, they must first understand whether the child is spitting up milk pathologically or physiologically. Generally speaking, physiological spitting up is a normal phenomenon, but pathological spitting up should alert your baby to gastrointestinal diseases. So how to judge whether the newborn is pathological spitting up milk?

2. Steps/Methods:

1. Pathological spitting up is caused by changes in the baby's body. It can happen to babies of any age. The spitting up usually takes more than half an hour after feeding, and the amount of spitting up is large. The vomit is basically undigested food. In addition, the baby may have other conditions such as fever, poor spirits, crying, etc.

2. Seek medical attention immediately if the following conditions occur while breastfeeding: persistent vomiting accompanied by other conditions such as weight loss or fever in the baby; crying while vomiting. This may be a sign that your baby is in pain, such as intestinal cramps; the frequency of spitting up milk increases, and the milk shoots out in spurts.

3. If the baby experiences the above symptoms after spitting up milk, it is best to seek medical attention in time. If the baby spits up frequently, parents must accurately record each time the baby spits up. This will help the doctor understand the baby's spitting up situation. Otherwise, many parents find it difficult to correctly describe the severity of their baby's spitting up in words, making it difficult for doctors to obtain accurate information.

3. Notes:

Do not give your child water immediately after vomiting, as this may irritate the digestive tract and cause vomiting again. After vomiting, you can use water to clean your baby's mouth, and it is best to replenish water 30 minutes after vomiting.