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My 4month baby is drinking breast milk only 3 or 4 mins. And if I force she will vomit.
Her weight is 5kg and she will pass 5 to 6 times urine and 1 or 2 times motion per day.
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If the baby is passing urine 5-6 times then the hydration status is good . As baby is still less than 6 months , kindly donât give any top feeding , give only breast milk . Look for any nasal block in the baby , hurried breathing , bluish discolouration of mouth, if yes pls contact near by paediatrician . Make sure that the breast area is clean and both mother , child are in comfortable position while feeding . Can use NASIVION nasal drops for 3-4 times in a day ( nasal application )
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If no response then to consult nearby paediatrician
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Lethargy / blue lips / fever / reduced urine output - immediate hospital visit
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If baby is gaining weight well, passing urine 8-10times a day then nothing to worry
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Don't force the baby while feeding
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give Breast feeding on demands of baby not by yours plz
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If there is constant weight gain and if the baby is active and sleeping well... Font worry about frequent feeding
Don't force feed baby...
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