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Confused in choosing formula
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My child is 1 month old and he is wholly dependent on fm.. I use similac but he has colic and gas problem often.. because of which now he has been suggested to give isomil of Abbott...
Now I want advise which formula is better nan pro excel or isomil or similac in or any other one..
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If the baby is lactose intolerant, you can continue using isomil. But isomil is expensive, so if he is not lactose intolerant, there is no need to give isomil. You can continue with any infant formula 1 .
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Isomil is lactose free formula suggested because he has lactose intolerance. So please use that. Nan pro excella, similar are all lactose based formulae.
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Dr. Santosh Bangar
Pediatrician
14 yrs exp
Ahmednagar
Use isomil only....
give feeding 2 hourly
• should pass urine more than 7 times in day
• do burping after every feed for 15 min
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