Hiccups are very common in babies. However, it is often difficult for parents to find an explanation for this problem.
Overeating
Hiccups in babies can be associated with stomach walls pressing on the diaphragm. It can also be large amounts of fluid that is stored in the body. In addition, hiccups can be associated with damage to nerve centers. For example, due to problems in the brain at birth or hypoxia of the mother during pregnancy. All these symptoms can be attributed to neurosis. Treatment is prescribed exclusively by a doctor.
Colic in a baby
Hiccups in a newborn can also be associated with bloating. The mechanics of this process are similar to overeating. Pressure is applied to the diaphragm through the swollen intestinal wall.
Stress
In very young children, hiccups can be associated with a nervous shock. For example, during birth, when a baby comes from a quiet womb into a world where there is a harsh light, a loud sound, and many strangers. Usually pediatricians call this neurotic manifestations.
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