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Kid not eating food
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My kid is 3 years 2 months . Her weight is 14.2 kg . She is preterm baby born at 7 the month. Birth weight 1 kg.I m giving her food every 2 hours. She was eating nicely. Past 20 days she is having cold n cough.gave medicines still she is not fully recovered. coughs at night n lift running nose. . She doesn't like food. She doesn't eat herself. She keeps starving for several hours.more than 6 hours. Keep s sucking her finger. I m much frustrated and helpless. She starts crying whenever I feed her.. mostly I force her to eat . She is getting lean. 😥
Wat could be the reason for y she don't eat.pls help.how to make her eat.
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Dr. M.L.Kothari
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42 yrs exp
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Dear parents,
Your kid weight is excellent ,you don't have to worry.
Let her grow by self.
No force feeding.
No body is friend except food when any body is hungry.
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