What to do if the baby spits up milk, novice parents look at it!


      Whether breastfed or formula-fed, spitting up or leaking milk is a common occurrence in newborns and infants.

      The reason why babies are prone to spitting up milk is that their stomach and larynx are not yet mature, and the stomach of small babies is mostly in a transverse position (while adults are in an oblique position), and the catia (where the esophagus and stomach are connected) annular muscles are very weak, and the milk that is eaten into the stomach is easy to reflux out and spit out of the mouth.

      Today, let's learn how to use the massage method to solve the problem of spitting up milk for the baby! The detailed explanation of the picture and text is as follows.

1. Rub the foot for three miles 100 times


Location: Zusanli is located on the anterolateral side of the calf, 3 inches below the eye of the outer knee, and a horizontal middle finger on the lateral anterior edge of the tibia.

Technique: Rub vigorously with the tip of your thumb 100 times.

Function: Strengthen the spleen and stomach, regulate qi, stop diarrhea and laxative, and is mostly used to prevent and treat abdominal distention, constipation, vomiting and diarrhea.

2. Push 100 times


Location: On the chest, on the anterior midline, at the midpoint of the line between the two nipples in the flat fourth internal space.

Technique: Use the thumbs of both hands to push outward from the middle acupoint 100 times.

Function: Chest pain, abdominal pain, palpitations, dyspnea, cough, obesity, thinness, hiccups, mastitis, lack of milk, cough and asthma, etc.

3. Push the spleen soil 100 times


Location: Located on the volar surface of the terminal bone of the paediatric thumb.

Technique: Use the threaded surface of the thumb to gently push the fingertips of each hand 100 times on the spleen and soil area of the child's hands.

Function: Strengthen the spleen and stomach, nourish qi and blood, and eliminate appetite.

4. Push the stomach meridian 200 times


Location: Located on the volar surface of the first phalanx of the child's thumb.

Technique: Use the thumb thread surface to push the stomach meridian of both hands back and forth 200 times.

Effects: Abdominal distention, abdominal pain, stomach pain, ascites, vomiting or hunger.

4. Rub the inner guan 100 times


Location: It is located between the two tendons of the same body inch on the volar wrist stria of the child's wrist joint.

Technique: Use fingertips to press and rub the children's hands 100 times.

Benefits: Relieves loss of appetite, bloating pain, vomiting, etc.