Some babies are born with breast milk, while others have to grow up on formula milk. Babies who are breastfed rarely experience indigestion, but those who are formula fed often encounter digestive problems. For example, if the milk powder is diluted or diluted too much, or if the quality of the milk powder is not high, it can easily affect the baby's digestion and absorption. So what are the symptoms of indigestion in formula milk?
One important manifestation of indigestion is diarrhea. Once a baby experiences diarrhea, it is necessary to search for the cause in reverse. The first thing to consider is whether there are any problems with the baby's formula. It is necessary to promptly check if there is improper mixing, if the baby is not accustomed to the formula, or if the quality of the formula is not high.
There is a foul odor in the stool, and difficult to digest food residues may appear in the stool. When such a situation arises, parents must understand that it is a manifestation of indigestion and need to adjust their baby's diet in a timely manner.
A baby usually eats and drinks normally, with a considerable amount of food, but suddenly experiences a situation where they don't eat much. This is definitely a problem with the baby's digestive system, which may be caused by indigestion.
A baby with indigestion may also experience difficulty sleeping at night, constantly kicking the blanket, rolling around, and sometimes grinding their teeth. This is a typical digestive disorder and physical discomfort in babies.
