Will babies who eat ice during breastfeeding have diarrhea?

During breastfeeding, if the mother eats too cold food that is difficult to digest and feeds it to the baby through breast milk, the baby will have indigestion symptoms. Because the baby's gastrointestinal function is not fully developed and the resistance is relatively poor, it will definitely cause diarrhea in the child. The mother should eat some light-flavored and easy-to-digest foods, avoid eating cold and solid foods, avoid eating spicy and irritating foods. When drinking nourishing soup, she should skim off the floating oil on the soup to avoid causing diarrhea in the baby. Don't overeat or overdrink, develop a regular diet.

There are two causes of diarrhea in infants: infectious and non-infectious. Infectious factors: gastrointestinal infection can be caused by viruses or sparganosis, among which viruses and bacteria are the most common, especially viral infection; bacterial infection is generally caused by Escherichia coli, and some are caused by sparganosis. There is also a non-infectious factor, which is mainly diarrhea caused by improper diet and feeding, which is often caused by powdered milk feeding. In addition, allergic diarrhea is very common nowadays, such as diarrhea caused by allergy to milk protein; there are also climatic factors, sudden climate changes, abdominal cold, which increase gastrointestinal function and cause diarrhea.

Disease diagnosis

When a child has diarrhea, the doctor should first diagnose based on the current history of diarrhea, and then determine whether it is acute diarrhea, changeable diarrhea, or intestinal dysfunction based on how long the patient has had diarrhea when he comes to the clinic. Judging from the characteristics of the stool, this item is very important. It is necessary to understand the patient's parents in detail: the characteristics of the patient's excrement seen by the family, whether it is watery stool, or contains milk curds and digested food; what color the stool is, whether it contains mucus and thick blood; whether there is vomiting and the contents of vomiting, etc. Then combine the stool smear to analyze and determine which type of diarrhea it is.

Pay attention to diet

If a breastfeeding mother eats food that is too cold or difficult to digest and feeds it to the baby through breast milk, the baby will have indigestion symptoms. Because the baby's gastrointestinal function is not fully developed and the resistance is relatively poor, it will cause diarrhea in the child. Bao mothers should eat some light-tasting and easy-to-digest foods, and also pay attention to dietary balance. Do not eat cold and solid foods, and do not eat spicy and irritating foods, so as not to cause diarrhea in babies.