Journal of Modern Nursing MedicineJPCNS

Objective To investigate the effect of early micro feeding combined with non nutritive suckingon feeding intolerance of premature infants. Methods A retrospective analysis was made on 140 cases of feedingintolerant premature infants admitted to our hospital from January 2019 to January 2022.01. According to themethod of random number table, they were divided into a reference group (treated with early micro feeding) and astudy group (treated with non nutritive sucking on the basis of the control group) with 70 cases each. Thetherapeutic effects of the two groups of children were analyzed. Results The remission of feeding intolerance ofchildren in the study group after treatment was significantly better than that in the reference group, and thenutritional indicators of children in the study group after treatment were better than those in the reference group,and the indicators after treatment were also better than those in the reference group. The value between groups wasP<0.05, indicating that there was a comparative significance. Conclusion Early micro feeding combined with nonnutritive sucking can significantly alleviate intolerance, improve nutritional indicators, alleviate symptoms, andreduce the incidence of adverse reactions in preterm infants with feeding intolerance, which is worthy ofpromotion.

Early micro feeding; Non nutritive sucking; premature infant; Feeding intolerance;