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Baby breathing heavily while breastfeed
My 40 days old baby breaths heavily while breast feeding. Also she doesn't feed for 20 mins her maximum time is 10 mins . Is she getting enough ? What do I do ? How to check if she is satisfied.
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Do your child get sweating while feeding..is there any bluish discoloration of lips and nails..You should consult a paediatrician ..it can be cardiac cause pls dont ignore
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Hello madam
Breastfeeding is quite of a excercise for small babies.Fast breathing is normal after breastfeeding.But if the baby is unable to suck,or taking large breaks in between feeds and not gaining weight you should consult a pediatrician in person for cardiac and respiratory examination.
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Dr. Yogita Rathi
Pediatrician
10 yrs exp
Mahasamund
Atleast 20-25 min in, 2-3 hour interval.
On demand feeding
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