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My one month old baby.

2017-08-31 13:46:54
She has Abit off a temp. Warmer than usual She sneezes n blocked nostrils Cries at night Makes funny noise groaning when she wants to poop
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Document exact temperature. Treatment needed if temperature more than 100 degree Fahrenheit. Make sure u feed the child 2-3 hrly..As dehydration fever is very common in neonate. Groaning when the baby wants to pass motion is a normal phenomenon, nothing to be worried about.
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Nasal saline drops 2 drops in each nostril 4 times a day for blocked nose.

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