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Not eating anything
Dear doc and practo
I am sorry for too many questions but I feel this is the good platform for health related queries and getting very good advice that's why I trust and asking questions
So my question is ..doc my 15 months old baby boy not eating properly since 2/3 months ..we have to feed him from back to hide his food because he didn't takes from from onec he see the food and whenever we feed him he used to doing vomiting senstion and some time vomit also ...I think he didn't feel any appittite
And if we givien him some food then start to vomiting ... please doc advise me any toinc or any safe Medicine so then he eats happily
Also he is weak because of poor feeding
Thank you doc and practo
Feeding and appetite issues are common at this age.
Rule out any illness. Think of all the issues from tip to toe. Like fever eye discharge cough cold, pain during swallowing rash pain in abdomen loose motions urine issues etc and etc
If there’s th you at food time. Do not feed in front ofTV or mobile. FOOD TIME IS EXCLUSIVE TIME FOR FOOD ONLY. Don’t stretch eating to hours. Get it over in 20-30min. If child does not want more, remove it.
Give home cooked healthy food rich in proteins.
Next Steps
If problem persists see your doctor
Health Tips
If any health issues see your doctor right away
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Hi
I can feel your worry. Your baby has not only loss of appetite but also vomiting sensation (nausea).
Give tab.Lanzole junior 1/2 tab.once daily for 5days and syp.Ondem 2.5ml sos 2-3days.
Give small feed frequently and maintain variety of foods. Give 4-5 days gap before introducing new food.
Try to restrict salt and sugar in normal quantity.
I hope it may be helpful for you
Health Tips
Diet chart for 15months Baby
Early morning
½ to 1 cup whole milk
Breakfast
½ cup iron – fortified breakfast cereal or 1 cooked egg
Add fruit to cereal or offer as it is
½ banana, sliced
2–3 sliced strawberries
Mid-morning
1 slice toast or whole wheat muffin
Apply 1–2 tablespoons cream cheese or peanut butter, or yogurt
A few fruit slices
½ cup whole milk
Lunch
½ Sandwich sliced turkey or chicken, tuna, egg salad, or peanut butter
½ cup cooked green vegetables
½ cup cereal
Evening snack
2–3 tablespoons fruits or berries or 1–2 ounces cubed or string cheese
1 cup whole milk
Dinner
2–3 ounces ground or diced cooked meat
½ cup cooked yellow or orange vegetables
½ cup pasta, rice, or potato
½ cup whole milk
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