What s going on with the baby eating breast milk and pulling watery stools

We often say that breastfed children will be healthier and stronger, it is undeniable that compared with all kinds of milk powder, breast milk does have unique advantages and nutrition, but in the process of breastfeeding does not mean smooth sailing, the baby will also have some symptoms due to their own reasons or external factors, then, what to do if the baby eats breast milk and pulls watery stool?

What to do if the baby eats breast milk and pulls watery stool.

The child does not have many diarrhea and is in good spirits, so he can observe it at home. And give treatment, temporarily fasting from eating and drinking, and let the stomach and intestines rest. Hydrate, add a little salt and sugar to the water, and feed frequently.

The diet is given light and easily digestible foods such as skim milk, porridge and a small amount of pickles.

Care should be taken not to self-administer antimicrobials to avoid affecting the detection of pathogens. Do not give antidiarrheal drugs to stop the elimination of pathogens and toxins. Drink plenty of water and avoid raw, cold and greasy food.

Pay attention to food and drinking water hygiene to prevent contamination. If the stool is creamy in appearance, it is indicative of fat indigestion and should be reduced in fatty foods.

If children have symptoms of diarrhea and spraying yellow water, most of them are caused by enteritis, which will seriously harm the child's digestive system, and will also affect the child's absorption of nutrients, so that the child will have symptoms of malnutrition, so we must pay enough attention to this situation. Parents should not panic, and do not rush to the doctor, they should go to the hospital for examination first, and then take corresponding measures after it is clear.

Whether it is milk powder feeding or breastfeeding baby, diarrhea is very common, because the child's gastrointestinal system is not perfect, once you eat too much or eat unreasonable, unhygienic, it is easy to lead to diarrhea symptoms, at this time mothers should not be too nervous, mild can continue to observe, severe diarrhea needs to actively go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment.

Newborns drink breast milk and have diarrhea, the first consideration is lactose intolerance, caused by this situation. First of all, you can give the baby oral lactase to carry out**, you can add probiotics to regulate the baby's intestinal microecology, which is also helpful for diarrhea.

If you add probiotics and lactase, the baby still has diarrhea after breastfeeding, you need to give lactose-free milk powder to feed, because lactose-free diarrhea milk powder does not contain lactose, so the baby will not have the situation of pulling after eating.

For this situation, the mother does not need to worry too much, because lactose-free milk powder feeding the baby can also grow up healthily, and as the baby grows older, the digestive system continues to mature, and there will be a situation that can tolerate lactose, so that breastfeeding can continue.

The baby has eaten something unclean and causes diarrhea, so you can give the child baby to relieve it first.

If the child has this situation, consider that it is still due to the diarrhea caused by the disorder of the gastrointestinal flora, so this situation will occur, so I suggest that you still take some oral drugs to regulate the gastrointestinal flora**, for example, to regulate the gastrointestinal bacteria, usually drink more warm water, and the shape will be improved.

That is, the mother has eaten something unclean, so it causes the child to appear.

Many mothers find that as long as they give their babies breast milk, the baby will have diarrhea, but if the baby is replaced with milk powder, the baby's stool will begin to become normal. Many mothers don't understand this. So what should I do if my baby has diarrhea as soon as he eats breast milk?

Let's take a look.

What should I do if my baby has diarrhea as soon as he eats breast milk.

If diarrhea lasts for a long time, it may lead to serious consequences such as growth arrest and malnutrition, and needs to be prompted**. Generally, mild physiological diarrhea does not need to be **, and the mother can continue to breastfeed. In this way, the baby's body will gradually adapt to the prostaglandins in breast milk, lactase will gradually mature, the activity of enzymes will increase, and gradually be able to decompose, digest and absorb lactose, and gradually improve with the increase of complementary food.

In terms of diet, you can feed 100ml of fresh soybean milk plus 5g of glucose milk substitute, which can be controlled for physiological diarrhea.

What are the symptoms of breast milk diarrhea.

Breastmilk diarrhea is caused by breastfeeding, which is rare in real life, and when diarrhea occurs, the possibility of disease should be ruled out first. Breast milk diarrhea has obvious characteristics, this diarrhea generally stool 3-7 times a day, the stool is foamy and watery, the smell has a special sour odor, the stool is thin and green, there are foam and milk petals, and sometimes even with strips of transparent mucus. The infant has no fever, no obvious pain or crying at the time of diarrhea, and the infant is energetic and has a good appetite.

Although breast milk is highly nutritious, it is not suitable for every baby. In addition, the eating habits of some mothers are not healthy enough, resulting in the milk secreted by themselves is not very healthy, and the baby will have gastrointestinal intolerance after eating, which will cause diarrhea. Therefore, mothers should feed according to the actual situation of their babies.

Breast milk is the baby's "food"**, but we also need to pay attention to the baby's poop at all times. If the baby eats breast milk, the poop has a milk flap and is sticky, this is normal. However, if your baby has yellow stools after breastfeeding, you should be aware that your baby may have breast milk diarrhea.

If this is the case all the time, it may be breast milk diarrhea. In this case, it is better for mothers to eat a little lighter than usual. Don't eat raw, cold, sour and spicy food.

Mild breast milk diarrhea generally does not need **, and the conditioning will be better. Severe breast milk diarrhoea is required**.

In addition, it can also be caused by lactase intolerance. If the neonate is intestinal lactase deficient or has very low lactase activity, the neonate does not break down disaccharides into monosaccharides after ingestion of breast milk, resulting in intestinal symptoms of hyperosmolar pressure and neonatal diarrhea. Parents should add lactase to their newborns or switch to lactose-free milk powder.

Secondly, because newborns are allergic to cow's milk protein, if newborns are allergic, they will have protein intolerance to breast milk, and symptoms such as diarrhea and yellow water will appear.

Generally, mild physiological diarrhea does not need to be **, and breastfeeding can be continued. In this way, the baby's body will gradually adapt to the prostaglandins in breast milk, the lactase enzyme will gradually mature, and the activity of the enzyme will also increase, gradually being able to break down, digest and absorb lactose, and gradually improve with the increase in intake. Complementary food.

In terms of diet, 100ml of fresh soy milk and 5g of glucose milk replacer can be fed to control physiological diarrhea. Soy milk feeding should not be used alone for a long time, and fish protein should be added gradually. The specific method is to make 5 grams of fish protein with 180 ml of rice broth.

In general, babies can be fed three meals a day. Severe breast milk diarrhoea should be given.

If your baby has diarrhea, you can continue to breastfeed. However, if your baby has been having diarrhea for a week, it means that your baby is lactase deficient, so don't breastfeed your baby anymore. Due to the lack of lactase, babies have a hard time digesting carbohydrates.

Therefore, parents can temporarily switch to a low-key formula and wait for their baby's diarrhea to improve before switching back to breastfeeding. Many babies want to poop after eating breast milk, and the stool pulled out is slimy, with milk petals, and a sour taste, which is normal, not diarrhea.