Breastfeeding plays an important role in improving the goodness of the baby. The early months of the child’s life will be important when it comes to installing a strong digestive system and breastfeeding provides a foundation that may have long -lasting results.
In addition, the absence of breastfeeding can result in various intestinal health challenges in children, which highlight its importance to increase the health of the child.
Breastfeeding and intestine health
In an interview with HT lifestyle, Dr. Amar Bhis, Advisor – Picu (Pediatrics Intensive Care Unit), Newborn Sciences, Pediatrics in Maternity Hospitals in Khardi and Lubnagar, said, “Breast milk is designed to meet infants’ nutritional requirements. Beyond providing essential nutrients, breast milk contains bioactive components such as antibodies, prebiotics, probiotics and enzymes that promote the development of beneficial intestine bacteria. It helps to digest a balanced intestine function, increase immunity and increase the overall health of mother and child. ,
Dr. Amar Bhis said, “Are you aware?” When it comes to breast milk, one of the elements is human milk oligosaccharide (HMO), which act as prebiotics. Therefore, the child needs an hour to breastfeed and help him/her allergies and infection. Disadvantages of not breastfeeding the baby include increased risk of intestinal issues. Infants who are fed formula milk are in a separate intestine microbiome structure, which contain less beneficial bacteria such as bifidobacteria and may experience intestinal problems. This imbalance can make the intestine susceptible to infections and conditions such as diarrhea and colic. The child may have a persistent problem such as swelling, burial, often falling sick, or dehydrated. ,
According to various studies, children who are not breastfeeding are more likely to be inflamed bowel disease (IBD), allergies and even obesity, which are all associated with poor intestine health. In addition, children may also have serious issues such as intolerance of food, autoimmune disorder and metabolic syndrome.
Dr. Amar Bhis said, “It will be mandatory for mothers to breastfeed their children. If you are a new mother then seek the help of a specialist without any delay. Breastfeeding is necessary for the growth and development of infants, but if due to any medical reasons, breastfeeding is not possible for mothers, the parents are encouraged to meet the expert and choose the best option consisting of the formula. , Which includes probiotics and prebiotics, of breast milk to mimic benefits. ,
He concluded, “Investing in breastfeeding support and education can help families make informed decisions, ensuring that each child has the best opportunity for a healthy intestine and prosperous future. New mothers can also join help groups and learn from the experiences of other women. Remember, do not hesitate and seek help when needed. Women should be encouraged to breastfeed, keeping in mind that this benefit is for both mother and child. ,
Disclaimer: This article is only for informative purposes and is not an option for professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor with any question about a medical condition.
