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Excess burping
My 1.5 month old baby always have stuck burp. Two hour after feeding also when she feeds she gets uncomfortable to burp. Then continue feeding. If she doesn't burp at this point it will get really hard for her to burp afterwards. Whenever I place her on tummy she curls her bums I tap them with pressure and she burps sometimes fart. My question is when I tap her bums she should fart then why she burps. During cycling also she burps sometimes fart too. There is one way gas valve pyrolic sphincter right? Then why if I pressurise her bums or lower back she burps
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Dr. M.L.Kothari
Pediatrician
42 yrs exp
Jaipur
Dear parents,
Don't go in technical issues,
When baby suck milk air&milk goes in stomach. Milk comes in contact with HCl &convert to curd, air get released, now you burpe the baby by putting over Lt shoulder and pat just behind stomach level for 5mintues to burpe, baby burp 3to5times passes this air out. But burping is not proper this air passes to intestine which latter on relieved thru anus you say farted or passed gas.
If after feeding when you are trying for burping, baby may also fart a normal way to relieve air.
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