Why is there a rumbling sound in the newborn's stomach?

Babies are the apple of mothers' eyes, and any discomfort will cause mothers to worry. It is common for newborns to have weak stomachs and rumbling stomachs. However, many mothers are very anxious, thinking that the milk powder is not good or that there is something wrong with their breastfeeding methods. Many mothers have a headache because of this. So, what is the reason for the gurgling sound in the baby’s stomach?

A rumbling stomach does not necessarily mean diarrhea. Don’t give medicine to such a young baby at will. Observe the baby's stool, whether it is normal, and whether the frequency is more than usual. If not, it is probably because the baby has wind in his stomach. If the baby has wind, he will vomit milk easily. Just drive away the wind and everything will be fine. Moms, remember, don’t feed medicine to your baby casually. Don’t feed such a young baby anything except milk at this time. It's not good to go to the hospital for examination.

The most common reasons for babies' stomach growling are as follows:

First, because the baby's gastrointestinal function is immature and improper feeding can easily cause active bowel sounds and gurgling sounds in the stomach;

Second, especially when the baby is feeding, some babies feed too fast or some babies cry while feeding, which can easily inhale some air into the stomach, thus inducing abdominal distension, stomach gurgling, or frequent farts.

Third, some diseases can easily cause active bowel sounds and a rumbling stomach, such as gastroenteritis, intestinal obstruction, indigestion and other diseases.

When a baby has a rumbling stomach, what kind of timely care and treatment is needed?

First, when feeding or eating for the baby, be regular, on time and in the right amount, to avoid the baby eating too fast or too little. Eating small meals frequently is good for the baby's gastrointestinal absorption, thus helping to reduce the occurrence of digestive tract diseases;

Second, when the baby's stomach growls, you should also observe the baby's bowel movements to see if he has symptoms such as diarrhea and vomiting. Combined with the accompanying symptoms, provide timely symptomatic treatment. If it is caused by indigestion, gastroenteritis and other diseases, you can take oral medication to regulate your stomach and intestines and observe;

Third, when the baby's symptoms occur frequently and are accompanied by vomiting, abdominal distension, inability to defecate, etc., you should also pay attention to preventing intestinal obstruction, seek medical attention in time, and undergo relevant examinations and treatments.