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Teething always Cranky - 9 months baby

2025-06-06 07:16:09
Hi my daughter is 9months old and she has started teething initially she had fever which is recovered but now she is not eating and always Cranky and crying. Please suggest, how to deal with it and make her comfortable and clam.
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Please visit a pediatrician for a check up to rule out illness. Give vitamin D and iron supplements recommended at this age. This is usually a passing phase. She will grow out of it

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Greetings use teether and paracetamol drops whenever there is pain. Use soft bland diet

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