Acid reflux happens when your baby’s esophageal sphincter relaxes more often, leading to vomiting or regurgitation of milk or food. Infant reflux may or may not be normal, depending on your child’s other symptoms. Babies should be evaluated first by a doctor before starting … Read more
Gastroesophageal reflux (GER) and gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) are two types of infant reflux that can happen when food is vomited or regurgitated back from the stomach. Although GER is benign and has no other symptoms, GERD is associated with other symptoms and may … Read more
Spitting up is common among babies. From the age of 0-12 months, you’ll see your little one spitting up after every feed or sometimes after every meal. In most cases, this happens because your baby has an immature digestive tract. There are also few … Read more
Gastroesophageal reflux (GER) is reflux where the baby spits up milk after a feed while burping. This is a common occurrence in babies as well as adults. GER is common in infants under 2 years and babies less than 3 months to spit up … Read more
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