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New born baby dehydration
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My baby was 5 days old doctor said she having dehydration fever coming and going may I know the reason all blood test normal Crp and blood culture no growth after 48hrs
Pls suggest what I can do can I give feeding bottle milk every hour or what
She having stomach swelling after drink milk Pls. Advice me how much qnantity she need a day of milk of mother or farex milk
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Give breastfeeding every 2 hours let your child suck for atleast 15 minutes in each breast... Plus you need to burp your child after every feed...you should always avoid bottle feeding as child are more prone to infections
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Exclusively breastfeed ur baby frequently (2-3 hrly) n monitor urine output (normally >7times per day)...that's all
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