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Baby Spitting milk one hour after feed
Hi Doctor
Baby is three weeks old
Weight : 4.22kg
Today after feeding baby slept for an hour and when awake spit the milk (Curd types) from nose and mouth (is it vomit?).
It happened twice today at two different times.
Baby wants to be fed every half hour what to do please ?
Usually feeding is for 30mins but still baby wants to feed more.
Baby had TTN and has PDA
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See if baby is active, rest of the things are normal or not, is he passing excess amount of gas or semi loose, frequent motion. If anything else concerning please do consult otherwise do proper burning, see if breast milk secretion is adequate and watch carefully, consult if problem persist. Thanks
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Burp baby well after each feed..
Small amounts of milk if baby gets out nothing to worry..
As long as he is gaining weight nothing to worry..
Is he on breastfeeding or formula feeds..?
Feed every 2 nd hrly for 20-25 minutes..
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