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Fussy baby
My 2 month old son has become very fussy as he is used to sleep better and drink milk after ever two hours but past since week he is not sleeping well also sometimes not want to have milk though I have checked my supply it's coming like fountain. He hardly sleep 10 to 11 hours A day including day naps and night sleep. I worried does he is having any problem?
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Stop bottle feeding
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check his Mouth for Oral Thrush, white curd like deposits
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U need guidance
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The baby needs exercise
Hence place him in the flat surface (soft )
Allow him to kick and play
As you know he has got only one flat muscle
Has put an effort to push the urine or gas out
There is no matured muscle in bladder or gut at this age
Suppose you lift him while he cries
His efforts are gone hence gas gets accumulated and cry
So wait him to learn
Wait for 3 to 4 cries before taking him for feed
Sit a closed room and feed full his stomach
No cell phone or TV
God bless you and no need for medicine you and your feeds are the solution
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Dr. Arun Chander Dhup
Pediatrician
47 yrs exp
Delhi
Check oral cavity for white spots (oral thrush), or any redness inside the mouth for stomatitis, any fever, loose motions/constipation.
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If any symptoms or signs as mentioned you have to consult doctor either personaly/Telemedicine.
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Try to give feeding every 3 hours instead of 2 hours.
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