Why won’t my baby drink formula?

A baby’s refusal to drink formula milk may be caused by indigestion, deficiency of trace elements, or respiratory tract infection, among other reasons. It is recommended to promptly take the baby to a reputable pediatric department for evaluation. When necessary, relevant tests—such as trace element analysis and complete blood count—may be performed to identify the specific underlying cause of the baby’s refusal to consume formula. Subsequently, targeted treatment should be administered under the guidance of a physician.