What is the reason for the baby's poor food and restless sleep? How to deal with it?

The baby's gastrointestinal system is not fully developed. If there is improper diet, overfeeding, or the use of antibiotics during the feeding process, it will lead to gastrointestinal dysfunction, gastrointestinal peristalsis and decreased digestive ability, and the baby will have corresponding symptoms such as nausea, vomiting and poor appetite. If you listen carefully, you can still hear the baby burping, farting a lot and making a noise in the abdomen. This is because the food residues in the digestive tract produce gas in the body after microbial fermentation, which will collide with various sounds.

Indigestion causes some food to remain in the digestive tract. These food residues will produce gas after microbial fermentation, causing abdominal distension, burping, abdominal noise, farting and other symptoms. This is the most direct way to judge the baby's digestion. Before I became a mother, I felt sick when I saw mothers taking pictures of their babies' poop. As a mother, I stare at the baby's poop every day to see if the baby digests well.

The baby's most likely situation is indigestion, which can easily lead to fever, diarrhea and other diseases in the short term, while the baby's long-term indigestion will cause various trace elements deficiency and malnutrition, which will delay physical and mental development. In fact, medical dyspepsia is often functional, that is, there are no symptoms such as frequent abdominal distension, burping, indigestion of food residue and even vomiting caused by substantive pathological factors.

Children used to have a good appetite and can eat and drink milk normally, but gradually they don't want to eat, and their desire to eat gradually declines. Eating a little will make you full and picky, and gradually progress from picky eaters to anorexia. Dry and hard, strip-shaped, often with milk petals, with obvious odor. Stool 1~ twice a day. Some children who eat formula milk have dark green stools because a certain amount of iron is added to the formula milk, and some unabsorbed iron appears dark green after contacting with air through the digestive tract.