What are the symptoms of baby having wind?

Children are often prone to various disease problems. Sometimes babies cry frequently because they have stomachache or are not full. Sometimes babies will have a bloated belly, which the old people call wind in the stomach. With the development of medicine, doctors can clearly identify this as a disease. However, the specific symptoms of this disease are usually not clear, so what are the symptoms of wind in babies?

This is a saying in Traditional Chinese Medicine, and it is very popular in Sichuan and Chongqing. In fact, in Sichuan, when they say there is wind, it means that the baby's stomach is always a little bloated, and when you pat the stomach, it makes a popping sound like a drum. Most of the time, it is caused by going out in the wind when the baby is too young. A common adverse symptom is passing green foam.

The most common reasons why children cannot sleep well are: first, they are not full; second, they feel uncomfortable in the stomach; third, they are calcium deficient; fourth, they are too hot due to excessive warming during sleep; fifth, they feel insecure; sixth, they have been frightened; seventh, they are too excited to play before going to bed; eighth, they have an abnormal birth history and their nerves are too excited; ninth, they have eczema and it is itchy and they cannot sleep well; tenth, they have a stuffy nose…

For babies over one month old, common symptoms include excessive nervous excitability, lack of security, and stomach discomfort.

It is not necessarily a problem if a child rolls his eyes occasionally, because children's eyeballs will move when they are about to fall asleep.

If a child has abdominal distension, vomiting, loose stools or constipation, it should be considered that it is caused by stomach discomfort. The most common reason is poor digestion. The child can be given food enzymes, lactase, pepsin solution, etc. to promote digestion.

If it is caused by insecurity, then fold a thin towel blanket and place it on the child's chest to press it, or let the child sleep on his stomach, or let the child sleep on the mother's chest, and then put the child on the bed after falling asleep, or use a quilt to make a "nest" like a bird's nest and let the child sleep in the middle, which will make the child feel safe.

If the nerve excitability is too high, you can ask the local pediatrician to check whether there is high muscle tone. If necessary, a head CT scan and EEG can be performed for consultation. This possibility should be considered especially if the child has an abnormal birth history, such as asphyxia, umbilical cord around the neck, third degree turbidity of amniotic fluid, premature birth, etc. And give your child massage or touch to relieve his or her tension.