One of the most common health problems in infants is the discomfort caused by gas.Let's take a look at the various factors that lead to this situation, including food, and learn how to mitigate it.You do everything you can to make sure your child is healthy.Even a small discomfort, pain, or tear will let us run the Earth to comfort the baby.Most of the time the baby gets stuck with gas, which makes him/her feel uncomfortable and picky.All babies have gasoline.This is absolutely normal.One of the main reasons for the gas in the stomach is food.It starts with his first intake of food, that is, breastfeeding, which may later be caused by the solid food he ingested.This gas is usually transient and discharged through the digestive system.There are a lot of pathogenic factors, but let's take a look at the list of foods that cause this first.The baby's first meal is breast milk or formula milk.When nutrients, proteins, and lactose contained in milk or formula are digested, the new gas is produced as a natural by-product.The tender digestive system and the lack of certain digestive enzymes further make the baby more susceptible to gas.Certain food allergies can cause stomach discomfort because they contain compounds that are difficult to digest (E.G.g.Sugar, carbohydrates), later accumulated in the gas.Although the food covers the main reasons, there are other factors that will make your baby picky about abdominal pain, flatulence and gas.Let's also look at the symptoms associated with flatulence in infants.They are listed below.These are simple remedies that you can follow at home to give your child a quick relief from the gas problem.These temporary remedies will not help if serious symptoms occur.If changing diet and food, and all of the above methods, does not help, it is important to visit a pediatrician to identify potential causes and receive appropriate treatment immediately.The health of your child is as precious as the feeling of being a parent.Give him another reason to laugh.Let him have a healthy stomach!
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