During the infancy and early childhood stage, due to the underdeveloped digestive system of the gastrointestinal tract, there is not enough amylase to digest and absorb various foods. Therefore, if the mother feeds the baby improperly in daily life, it is easy for the baby to have some digestive problems. Recently, a mother asked if the baby will bloat when eating milk calcium?
Under normal circumstances, supplementing calcium with milk calcium for babies does not cause symptoms of intestinal bloating. However, if babies eat too much milk calcium, they cannot absorb excess calcium, which can lead to symptoms of indigestion and intestinal bloating. In addition, excessive milk calcium consumption may also cause the baby's body to become swollen, sweat profusely, lose appetite, constipation, and slow growth and development. Therefore, when mothers supplement calcium for babies, they must control the amount.
In fact, for babies under two years old, it is not necessary to supplement calcium by eating milk calcium. They only need to regulate their diet and get more sunlight to solve the problem. In daily life, babies can eat more calcium rich foods, such as milk and dairy products, soy products, eggs, meat, seafood, and fresh green leafy vegetables. Eating foods with high calcium content is best to supplement with vitamin D to help absorb calcium.
If a mother is worried about her baby's calcium deficiency, it is recommended to take the baby to the hospital for trace element testing. After confirming that the baby has calcium deficiency, it is necessary to supplement calcium reasonably under the guidance of a doctor. In addition, mothers should also pay attention to the fact that the cause of the baby's intestinal bloating may be poor digestion or cold in the abdomen. In this case, adjusting the baby's diet, keeping the abdomen warm, and giving the baby abdominal massage can all relieve intestinal bloating.
