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It has been seen in our practice that bottle feeding no, how hygienically you give it, can lead to infections in infants.And only breastfeeding is safe till infant is 6 months of age.So try to give more of breastfeeds to the infant if possible.If complete breastfeeds are not feasible then please give undiluted pasteurized cow's milk by cup and spoon to the child.Any solid feeds are not recommended till 6 months of age.And since dysentery is always infective don't forget to give an anti ...
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Which milk do you give him because he is having plenty of milk and many times a child is not able to digest milk specially cow milk causes a lot of constipation,main thing will still remain to change his diet if he is not suffering from any medical illness.
Is he having fever once in a while or maybe he is loosing weight.
Diet. To soften the stools and make them easier to pass, increase the amount of fluid and fiber your child gets each day. High-fiber foods include fruits and fruit juices ...
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Thanks for your query...
First of all we need to exclude lower respiratory tract infection which may include pneumonia or bronchiolitis.Take your child to a paediatrician for clinical examination.U mentioned your child was on antibiotics 3 times in last 4 months.Was it due to lactose intolerance only leading to loose motions or for some other illness also ??
Has exclusive bottle feeding advised to you by a paediatrician after diagnosis of lactose intolerance or the child was bottle fed since bi ...
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Hello, coryza /cold is viral infection. Symptomatic relief can be achieved by use of Nasal decongestant e.g Syp. Sinarest 5 ml twice a day for 2-3 days.
Syrup GP Ezipect can be given to children after two and half years, so better avoided in your child. ...
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Ruptured appendix still continues to be a grave problem and can even prove disastrous if surgery is delayed too long ...
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Express milk frequently to avoid congestion and pain , and to maintain further milk flow.
Feed your baby first with expressed breast milk(ebm) using spoon, and later the formula feed.
Once healed, you can start nursing (breast-feeding) directly.
Most imp is adequate weight gain - if this is satisfactory and there is no feed intolerance, you can usually change to normal formula feeds after your child has completed 37-38 weeks (i.e. 2-3 weeks after birth). ...
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a good question,please use lactogen 1 immediate after preparation,it can not be reused.you start weaning after baby is 5 month old,start with liquids,then gradually semisolids.
you continue breastfeeding as long as possible,you can also add lactogen on and off,ok ...
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Analgesics such as acetaminophen (T. Crocin) or T. ibuprofen daily (contraindicated in conditions with gastric ulcer, asthma, wheezing, and allergy), might also help reduce pain ...
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Hi there, since you are breastfeeding, it is better to use vaginal suppository than oral Fluconazole such as Dazel. Pls consult your obstetrician and Gynecologist so He or she can prescribe the proper medication for you. ...
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