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Infant query
Hello, my son is one month old, he was full term bby wit birth weight 3.6kg.
He consumes around 90ml formula milk every two hrs..
Is it normal for a new born?
Giving formula and breastfeed both.. M not getting 90ml breast milk..
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There is no option for breast feed so try to avoid top formula feed.Breast milk provides all necessary nutrition and immunity.Think positive and don't become anxious.
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Hi I can fully understand your worry.
I have few queries...how do u know you get only 90 ml?
What is babies weight now?
How much top feed is baby taking??.
I feel we need to speak over this one to one.. I prefer babies on breast milk... and many times... it's just a proper counseling advice mother needs. If you wish please start an online consultation through practo.
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Dr. Anil Sharma
Pediatric Hematologic-Oncologist
10 yrs exp
Lucknow
just continue feed ad lib, try to continue breast feed....
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