Symptoms of indigestion when eating rice cereal

Rice porridge is a kind of coarse grain, which is very beneficial to the human body. Eating coarse grains regularly can supplement dietary fiber and promote intestinal motility. However, you must be moderate in eating and develop a good habit of concentrating on eating, otherwise it may lead to indigestion. This will not only fail to promote gastric motility, but also increase the burden on the stomach and intestines. So what are the symptoms of indigestion from eating rice porridge?

1. What should I do if my baby has indigestion after eating rice porridge?

1. Feeding should be regular and quantitative. Let your baby develop a good habit of eating on time from an early age, and arrange different diets to help your baby's gastrointestinal tract adapt better.

2. Pay attention to maintaining your baby's appetite. To maintain your baby's good appetite, you must pay attention to the eating environment not being too noisy, and you must not eat while watching TV. Do not force your baby to eat or restrict his diet too strictly. Do not give your baby candy before meals. Finally, the color, aroma and taste of the food prepared for your baby must be attractive.

3. Keep the baby's abdomen warm. Avoid stimulating the gastrointestinal tract with cold and try to reduce respiratory infections.

4. Let your baby develop the habit of regular bowel movements and clean up promptly after defecation.

5. Try to feed your baby easily digestible food and do not feed fried food to children. Such as corn. It is rich in fiber and a large amount of magnesium, which can promote the excretion of waste from the body. Sorghum. Sorghum is a semi-complete protein and is relatively easy to digest. It is especially suitable for babies with indigestion. However, if your baby is constipated, do not feed him sorghum, as it will aggravate the constipation.

Infant indigestion is mostly caused by improper diet, so parents need to master the correct feeding method to avoid indigestion in their children. If you find that your baby has symptoms of indigestion, if it is serious, stop eating it first, and then you can dilute the milk to feed the baby. If your baby is found to have an infection other than the gastrointestinal tract, take him to the hospital for treatment immediately.

2. Symptoms of indigestion in infants

1. Diarrhea. Indigestion is divided into simple indigestion and toxic indigestion. The symptoms of simple indigestion are diarrhea less than 10 times a day, yellow or green stools, and not much water. Toxic indigestion is a serious condition and the baby may have bowel movements about 10 times a day, and the stools are often watery or egg drop soup-like.

2. The stool has a foul odor. If your baby's stool smells bad, it may be due to indigestion. If the stool is foamy, contains grayish-white soap-like substances, and is creamy, it indicates fat indigestion and you should reduce the intake of oily foods. If the stool has a rotten sour smell and is foamy, it means that there is too much sugar or starch causing indigestion. If the stool has a strong odor and is not formed, it means that too much protein is causing indigestion. At this time, the amount of milk should be reduced.

3. Bad breath. Moms, please pay attention: if you find that your baby’s breath is not fresh or even has bad breath after waking up one morning, it means that your baby may have indigestion. When this happens, you can reduce or skip one meal to allow your baby's gastrointestinal function to slowly recover.

4. Loss of appetite. Loss of appetite and not eating are also one of the most important signs of indigestion in infants. When the baby suddenly loses appetite, refuses to eat, or the food does not taste good, the mother should realize that the baby may have indigestion.