What are the symptoms of food indigestion

Food must be digested in the intestines before it can be absorbed by the body. However, if the amount of food is too large or there is a problem with the stomach and intestines, the food cannot be digested in time, which will affect the health of the body. For example, food accumulation is a common phenomenon that often occurs in young children and the elderly, causing great trouble to these people's lives. Let's take a look at the symptoms of food accumulation.

Food accumulation refers to a disease in traditional Chinese medicine, which mainly refers to gastrointestinal diseases caused by children consuming too much milk and food, damaging the spleen and stomach, and causing the milk and food to stagnate in the middle burner. The disease of indigestion often occurs in infants and young children, and its main manifestations are abdominal distension, dry or sour stool, foul-smelling flatulence, sour and rancid belching, and abdominal distension and heat.

Children between one and one and a half years old do not have the ability to control themselves. They cannot stop eating anything they like. Especially during festivals, when faced with delicious food, it is difficult to get these innocent and lively children to control their mouths. At this time, children’s stomachs are often swollen from eating too much.

As the saying goes, "If you want your child to be safe, keep him three parts hungry and cold." This means that if you want your child to not get sick, don't feed him too much or let him wear too many clothes. If you think about these words carefully, they make a lot of sense. No matter what kind of food it is, no matter how nutritious it is, you should not eat too much of it. Otherwise, not only will it not make the child healthy, but it will cause "food accumulation" in the child, causing varying degrees of damage to the child's body.

Children with indigestion often have symptoms such as loss of appetite, anorexia, bad breath, bloating, stomach discomfort, restless sleep, and hot hands and feet, and may even have a fever.

1. The baby keeps turning over and over during sleep, and sometimes even grinds his teeth. As the saying goes, if you don't eat well, you won't sleep well.

2. The baby's appetite has shrunk again and his appetite is obviously poor.

3. The baby often cries for unknown reasons.

4. The baby often says that his stomach is bloated and hurts.

5. You can find that both sides of the baby's nose are blue. The tongue coating is white and thick. You can also smell a sour and rancid smell in your breath. If your baby has the above symptoms, it is a sign of indigestion. Indigestion can cause symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, anorexia, abdominal distension, abdominal pain, bad breath, fever in the hands and feet, yellow skin, and mental depression.