After the baby is born, due to the immature functions and organs of the baby's body, as well as incomplete digestive function, any food or milk powder consumed by the child will cause varying degrees of burden on the spleen and stomach. So, how to regulate the spleen and stomach in children?
Children with spleen and stomach disharmony can be rubbed clockwise to promote intestinal absorption, or they can be given appropriate foods to strengthen the spleen and relieve bloating. Be careful not to let children eat too much food in daily life, cultivate a healthy and regular eating habit for children, and give them more vegetables and fruits rich in vitamins.
Mothers don't need to worry too much or be overly anxious. For children, spleen stomach disharmony is a normal phenomenon. Some children are too young but have a large appetite, which may lead to disharmony between their spleen and stomach. Having a large appetite makes it difficult for the stomach to achieve normal results, and some foods are difficult for the gastrointestinal tract to digest, leading to even greater disharmony between the spleen and stomach.
Mothers can regularly take their babies to the hospital for physical examinations during their growth period. They should also pay attention to providing a warm and comfortable living and learning environment for their children, pay more attention to their behavior, and cultivate good habits before and after meals. If a child experiences symptoms of spleen and stomach disharmony, they should not self medicate but seek medical attention and follow the doctor's advice on medication.
