Cant digest lactogen

2024-01-23 22:34:17
15 days back my 5months old son got loose motions and dctr suggested zerolac powder and after some days we again switched to lactogen but he is unable to digest that milk he is always crying with stomach pain what shld i do for him sothat he can easily digest lactogen milk...
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Is he again having loose stools after Lactogen? If not pain could be just colic which can be relieved by burping or Colicaid drops
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If loose stools with pain occur, use Zerolac for 2 more weeks before switching to Lactogen. If pain without loose stools, burp longer, more frequently

Answered2024-01-26 02:51:22

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Hello,some babies have lactose intolerance..if baby is having loose motions with lactogen then better not to give it to the baby.You can continue with zero lac..if baby is not having any issues with it

Answered2024-01-25 06:25:50

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Consult physically to nearby pediatrician.

Answered2024-01-24 14:11:56

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Consult to Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment

Answered2024-01-24 09:19:13

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Greetings kindly change the milk powder to MMS gold or Nan pro

Answered2024-01-24 01:15:12

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