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Hello my baby is 4 months old . Today he is cry more than usual almost 20 to25 . And he cry and hold his breath. We visit to doctor they gave us Hydroxyzine oral solution ip pru drops. It's is safe for baby to give. And the baby weight is 5.3kg and his birth weight is 2.8 kg is it normal?
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