Some babies may experience abdominal pain, strong flatulence and defecation, and some may even cry frequently. These problems are troubling parents. So, what's going on with babies always having stomachaches, farting, and straining to defecate?
Firstly, if a baby experiences abdominal pain, flatulence, and straining during bowel movements, it may be due to their underdeveloped digestive system. Sometimes, this can lead to bloating and difficulty in exhaling, while others may experience frequent crying. Usually, when encountering such situations, parents should conduct specific analysis to see what causes them,.
Secondly, infants in infancy may experience intestinal bloating and flatulence due to immature gastrointestinal development and lack of coordinated intestinal peristalsis. At this point, we should place the baby in a comfortable position and perform flatulence exercises to help the baby pass gas smoothly. If it is still severe, it is necessary to consult a doctor for treatment.
Furthermore, when a baby experiences frequent crying and difficulty farting, it may also be caused by infant colic. At this time, we need to exhaust. If the pain cannot be relieved, parents should consider whether the baby is allergic to milk protein. At this time, they can consult a doctor for advice or check the allergen for diagnosis.
Finally, I would like to remind all parents that when their children experience such symptoms, they should not use medication indiscriminately and should listen to the advice of doctors.
