meri beti fataa hu dhudh km nikalti h normal h ye,?

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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy4 months ago

A. It's common for babies to spit up milk after feeding, especially at six months. When your baby spits up curdled milk, it typically means that the milk has mixed with stomach acid, which causes it to thicken and curdle. However, there are a few things to consider: Normal Spitting Up: At six months, babies often experience spitting up due to their immature digestive system. This can happen after feeding, especially if your baby has had too much milk or if they were lying down immediately after a feed. Overfeeding: Try to feed in smaller amounts more frequently, rather than large quantities at once, to prevent overfeeding, which could lead to spitting up. Burp Frequently: Make sure to burp your baby during and after the feeding. This helps release air swallowed during the feed, reducing discomfort and the likelihood of spitting up. Positioning: After feeding, try to keep your baby in an upright position for 20-30 minutes to help with digestion and reduce the chances of spitting up. Monitor for Other Symptoms: If the spitting up is accompanied by signs of discomfort, poor weight gain, or excessive crying, or if it increases significantly, it might be a sign of reflux or another underlying condition, and it would be best to consult your pediatrician. If the curdled milk is a one-time occurrence, it's likely nothing to worry about, but if it persists, you may want to discuss it with your doctor for further guidance.

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