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Frequent spit ups

2020-07-02 12:39:56
My baby is 65 days old. From her birth I was giving breastfeeding and similac iq in paladai .After 1.5 months she refused to drink the formula milk and started spitting up frequently so my pediatrician gave me domstal suspension for 5 days and told to change to Nan excella pro. It's been a week we changed the fm. From 3 days she is not drinking fm properly and today she keeps on spitting up the milk after every feed so many times. What is the problem? Please help us
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Your baby has gerd so some tips to prevent this are Don't overfeed the baby in one feed and give small frequent feeds Burp the baby well after each feed Feed the baby in upright position
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if persists then consult online

Answered2020-07-02 13:15:15

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