If the infant spits up for physiological reasons, most of them will not feel uncomfortable, but if it is caused by gastrointestinal dysfunction, etc., it may feel uncomfortable.
Since the infant’s stomach is horizontal, spitting up can occur when the breastfeeding posture is poor, when a large amount of air is inhaled during breastfeeding, or when there is a sudden change in body position. Most infants do not feel uncomfortable in this case, and can be prevented from spitting up by patting the infant’s back after breastfeeding is finished.
If the infant spits up due to gastrointestinal dysfunction or gastrointestinal diseases, there may be difficult feelings. When an infant spits up repeatedly, the digestive juices from the gastrointestinal tract will have an irritating effect on the esophagus and throat, and this is when the infant will have a hard time.
Whether an infant spits up is difficult, most of them are affected by the cause of spitting up, if an infant spits up repeatedly, take the child to the hospital in time.