Your baby is too full to eat before going to bed Be careful of gastroesoesoes.

Original title: baby eat too full before bed be careful gastroesoesoesic reflow
gastroesoesoesic reflow refers to the stomach and/or heterointestinal contents backflow into the esothesis, mainly divided into physiological, functional and pathological categories, very common in children, most of which belong to physiological phenomena, mostly in newborns and infants after feeding the temporary reflow. If the ediosis of gastroesoesia occurs frequently in children, parents should consider it is pathological reflow and should go to the hospital in time for treatment.
food reflow blocking the trachea, officially named as inhalation asphyxiation of stomach contents. Normal older children eat too much to lie down immediately, there may be food reflow blocking the trachea, resulting in asphyxiation, but the probability is relatively low, mothers should not be too anxious. Children with gastroesoesoesic reflow are more likely to have inhalation asphyxia when they lie down and go to bed immediately after eating.
, whether at noon or at night, if the child eats too much to sleep for a while, parents do not force. With the child in bed to talk about the drawing book, chat, let the food digest for a while, the child's body is comfortable, it is easy to fall asleep.
children suffering from gastroesoesoesic reflow fall asleep, parents should pay attention to sleep should raise the upper body of the child, lean forward 30 degrees to fall asleep position is better. Eat less and eat more meals every day, do not eat 1 hour before bed, avoid eating acidic food.
addition, when the child sleeps, the guardian should consciously do one listen, two look, three touch, four do. One listen, is to listen to the child's breathing is normal; two look, is to see the child's look, closely watch the child's behavior is abnormal, find problems, timely treatment; three touch, is to touch the child's forehead temperature; four do, is to kick the child to cover the bee.
if the child is found daily to have persistent, recurrent after-dinner vomiting, acid, hiccups, heartburn and other symptoms, parents should take the child to the hospital in time.
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