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Feeding or sucking issue
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My son had an accidental fall last week and light tongue wound occur because fallen he bite with teeth. That time he tried to take suck for having milk. Because of pain he can't but now 1 week gone wound us clear but still he not taking breast feeding. Is any issue he facing. Rather than that he is having food taking outside milk.
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Try feeding when he is hungry, sometimes due to phobia they avoid it. You hvnt mentioned the age, If he is old enough to have solids and other milk comfortably, then it's fine as of now.
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What is the age of the child? Information is incomplete.
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Dr. Priyatharini
Pediatrician
10 yrs exp
Chennai
Hello. How old is your son? If you have started solid feeding and he is taking that well, there should be no issue.
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If pain continues, visit your Pediatrician.
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Avoid spicy /hot food until pain subsides.
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