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Acid reflux in newborn
My son is 3.5 months old. He has problem of acid refluxes. We consulted a few paediatricians but they said this would go away when the child gets 6 months old. Any ayurvedic remedies for this?
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You can use simple dhanwantaram gulika... dissolve 1 or 1/2 tab in luke warm water and give drop by drop several times
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Use balguti medicine for this problem
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Hello dear,give him Mulethi treated water 1 tsf tid
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Hello sir
Could you please elaborate on what you think of acid reflux?
It's a very small child so it should be feeding on mother's milk
Causes might be
1.. External milk, may be from the milk powder or anything artificial of such kind
2. Mother's food. If she is eating anything spicy like green chillies or outside food, something that might cause gastritis in her will cause such symptoms in the child
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please look into the cause first because a baby so small should not be under any medication other than mother's milk
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Dr. Sanjay Kota
Ayurveda
10 yrs exp
Surat
Don't take any medicine it's clear automatically
After some time
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Dr. Shree Lakshmi.N
Ayurveda
22 yrs exp
Bangalore
If by acid reflux you are referring to regurgitation of milk, then it's quite common in baby of this age. After feeding help the baby for easy burping by gently patting the back to reduce regurgitation
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