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Milk in nose
My 2 month old child is being fed while sitting in slant position and burped and put to sleep. Even then she gets milk into her nose regularly and this is happening around 3 am of the day
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Give feeding every 2 hourly
Do burping after feeding for 15 min
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How are you feeding the child
Is it through bottle or direct breast feeds
If it’s through bottle please reduce the feeds
And burp
Please consult for further concerns
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Try to reduce the feed amount in single feed. Feed more frequently. Every 2 hrs
Elevate head end while sleeping
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If still persisting, burp her in between feeds too and once in the night
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You can try keeping her on your shoulder for a while before putting her to sleep
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Dr. Venkatesh Badugu
Pediatrician
9 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Greetings, Do burping by putting on ur shoulder after feeding atleast 15mins before laydown ur baby on bed
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Dr. Sricharan Alladi
Pediatrician
4 yrs exp
Warangal
Looks like regurgitation, is burping done properly , how much quantity of milk is coming out like that
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take up consultation need to ask some more questions regarding it
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