Infants have weak gastrointestinal function and are easily affected by cold air, which can cause a series of discomforts. Moreover, at this time, the baby's physical condition is relatively weak, and any discomfort in the stomach can affect their diet, which in turn can affect their normal development and growth. Today we will talk about the symptoms of a baby's stomach catching a cold.
Firstly, catching a cold in the stomach of a baby can easily lead to bloating, vomiting, and diarrhea, as well as loss of appetite and a lack of energy. Moreover, after catching a cold in the stomach, the baby may experience abdominal pain and the body will contract, resulting in egg shaped feces with a sour odor. At this time, it is important to replenish water to avoid dehydration.
Secondly, the direct reaction of a baby's stomach catching a cold is vomiting, accompanied by bloating in the abdomen, which feels hard to the touch, and the milk they consume will quickly vomit out. Mothers can massage their babies' abdomen and use hot water bags to apply to their stomachs, which can effectively alleviate the adverse reactions of babies' stomach catching a cold.
The key issue in taking care of a baby is to pay attention to gastrointestinal problems. Abnormal gastrointestinal function directly affects diet and development. Pay attention to keeping your baby's abdomen warm and be careful not to wet the abdomen with diapers. Failure to change them in a timely manner can cause the stomach to catch a cold. If the situation is severe, it is necessary to seek medical treatment and not delay the condition.
