Experts talk about how to treat breast milk diarrhea in children

Experts talk about how to treat breast milk diarrhea in children? Breast milk is actually the healthiest food for babies. It is rich in nutrients. Ordinary milk contains less than 50 nutrients, while human breast milk contains more than 400 nutrients. However, there are also children who get diarrhea after eating breast milk, which is what we call breast milk diarrhea. Let's see what experts say about how to treat breast milk diarrhea in children?

1. Physiological breast milk diarrhea: If the baby's diarrhea is physiological diarrhea, it is a normal physical condition and does not require treatment or stopping breastfeeding. The baby will gradually adapt to the ingredients in breast milk and will gradually get better with the addition of complementary foods.

2. Breast milk diarrhea due to different reasons: Occasionally, infant diarrhea may be caused by changes in the mother's diet, which causes changes in breast milk. For example, if the mother has recently consumed too much oil in her food, the fat content in breast milk will increase, and the baby will naturally have a high fat content after consuming breast milk, which will also cause frequent bowel movements.

Sometimes, too much lactose can cause diarrhea if the baby cannot digest and absorb it. If a professional doctor requires the baby to be fed a "lactose-free diet", the following solutions can be adopted under professional guidance:

(1) Take 100ml of fresh soy milk, add a small amount of glucose, about 5g, stir evenly, and then you can drink it. However, it is not suitable for long-term drinking.

(2) Take 180ml of rice soup, add a small amount of fish protein, mix evenly, and let the baby drink it three times a day.

(3) Fermented yogurt can be fed to babies.

Infants with severe breast milk diarrhea should seek medical treatment in time. It is important to remind you that you cannot resume the original diet immediately after the baby's diarrhea is treated. The baby's gastrointestinal adaptation needs time to prevent recurrence of diarrhea. In addition, you should pay attention to the correct feeding method, regular breastfeeding, and infants with diarrhea should be replenished with water in time to prevent dehydration.