Does baby lactose intolerance spit milk?

Lactose intolerance is a symptom of spitting milk, which should be analyzed according to the amount of milk consumed and the tolerance degree of the body.

Lactose intolerance is caused by insufficient lactase in the baby's intestine, which can not completely digest lactose in breast milk or formula. If the baby drinks too much milk at one time or the body is severely intolerant to lactose, symptoms of spitting milk may occur. However, if the baby drinks a small amount of milk and the degree of lactose intolerance is mild, the symptoms of spitting milk generally do not occur.

If the baby spits milk, parents can try to reduce the amount of milk per feeding and increase the number of feedings to reduce the burden on the baby's stomach.