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My 2n half month old babyboy crying alot

2020-07-13 07:06:27
My baby is crying alot after every feed now a days.he is exclusively on breast feed rarely iam feeding aaptamil formula.even though after burp he is crying.weight and all everything normal.we went for checkup they gave neosmile drops n doctor told that bcoz of diet may be he is having stomach pain.i feel like after giving neosmile drops he is crying after every feed.is it true or is it my misunderstanding.
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I think baby may be having colic pain .. can u explain how is sleeping pattern, if child is crying more after feed then give colicaid drops 5 drops before feed three times daily and see .
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if increasing in crying, not passing urine then visit doctor

Answered2020-07-13 07:31:44

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