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Spit bubbles

2021-12-16 00:16:55
My 3 week old baby is forming spit bubbles recently. She also breathes really fast and wheezes a bit when feeding from the bottle. Is all that normal?
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Please take consultation Thanks

Answered2021-12-16 05:36:03

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Seems to be all due to bottle feeding Pls consult online with us for detailed consultation

Answered2021-12-16 03:53:18

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First of all, bottle feeding should be stopped as it can lead to multiple problems. Fast breathing and wheezing is not expected from a baby of 3 weeks. Pls visit a pediatrician for examination.

Answered2021-12-16 03:12:00

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