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My Daughter is of 1year and 2 months old, until last month she was eating but not as expected. But last weeks she completely stopped taking food. Even by herself also she is not eating, if we try to feed by force she closes her mouth and not letting us to feed, I can clearly notice she has lost weight and I am concerned about it. She used have at least 2 bananas in a day but she completely stopped even fruit, please suggest me.
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Dont worry these is not the topic of worry...see i would like to suggest u something if u will follow them then definately weight of ur baby will increase...but u have to follow the advise...
Dont force her to eat if she will feel hungry then she will eat and let her eat how much she wants to eat dont force her....
If she eat half banana aur something let it be dnt force her...
If u want to see the results of the medicine check her weight now and check after 15 days...i m prescribeing some medicines giver her and dont force her to eat continuously....i have treated these kind of patients and parents get happy so follow what i have said...
Next Steps
1. Hingvashtakachurna + pippalimula 10 gm each mix bohat ane give her 1/4 tsp twice a day half hr before meal..
2. Krumikuthar ras 1/4 tablet crush it and give twice a day
3. Arvindaasava 1/4 tsp twice a day...mix with half tsp of water
Health Tips
he will bw active in these days.. observe nly she is playing as before or nt.
and dnt get tensed it will difinately helps u plz have these medicines....
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There is definitely something troubling her mentally , so better consult homoeopathy. NJOY GUD HEALTH
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