Introduction to nursing tips for breast milk diarrhea

The occurrence of breast milk diarrhea leaves many mothers at a loss. If the diarrhea lasts for a long time, it may lead to serious consequences such as growth stagnation and malnutrition, and requires timely treatment. However, mothers should not worry too much. As long as active treatment and care are provided, the baby can recover quickly. Let’s take a look at the key points of nursing for breast milk diarrhea.

1. Generally, mild physiological diarrhea does not require treatment and breastfeeding can continue, but the duration of each breastfeeding should be shortened. In this way, the baby's body will gradually adapt to the prostaglandins in breast milk, and the lactase will gradually mature, the activity of the enzyme will increase, and it will gradually be able to decompose, digest and absorb lactose, and the condition will gradually improve with the addition of complementary foods.

2. In terms of diet, you can feed 100 ml of fresh soy milk with 5 grams of glucose instead of milk, which can 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 mix 5 grams of fish protein with 180 ml of rice soup. Generally, infants can be fed 3 times a day.

3. Severe breast milk diarrhea should be treated. In this case, Chinese medicine can generally be used for treatment, and acupuncture can also be used for treatment, which is very effective.

4. It should be noted that after the baby's diarrhea is treated and the condition has improved, the original diet cannot be restored in a short time. It should be added slowly to avoid causing diarrhea again. The mother should shorten the time of each breastfeeding. If diarrhea occurs again, treatment will be more difficult.

We need to start from our daily lives, especially women who are breastfeeding should pay special attention to their diet. Do not eat rotten, spoiled or expired items, such as eggs, leftovers, leftovers and dairy products. These items contain certain bacteria. Eating these items can easily lead to diarrhea. Items such as leftovers must be heated before eating.