You can tell if your baby is suffering from indigestion by the odor in his mouth, stools, sleep and food intake.
1. Oral odor: infants with indigestion usually have oral odor; on the contrary, the odor is mild or absent.
2. Stool condition: Normal infants have 1~2 stools a day, which are slightly yellowish or yellowish-brown soft stools, and infants within a few months may not have shaped stools, and infants with indigestion usually have abnormal stools.
3. Sleep: If the child sleeps poorly, cries at night and has bloating, the baby may have indigestion.
4. Eating: You can also determine whether your baby is suffering from indigestion by the way he or she eats. If your baby has a normal diet and suddenly doesn’t like to eat or eats less, you can consider that your baby is suffering from indigestion.
It is recommended that once the parents found that the baby appeared indigestion after the condition, timely medical perfect related examination, standardized treatment.