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One month baby diarrehea
Hi Dr. My baby is 35 days old .he was pre term baby 36 weeks 3 days. Born weight was 2.38kg.now he is 3.5kgs in 35 days .I was giving pre NAN once or twice a day mostly mid night.now he is having diarrhea (very frequent motion)doctor said he is confused with nan and mothers milk and has asked to stop NAN and given lacto bacillus powder twice a day.
He has also prescribed similac with sugar freewhich has no lactose.Can I stop Similac also and continue mother milk with lacto bacillus
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You need guidance on breastfeeding to get rid of these problems
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Please Consult a Lactation Counselor for more details .
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consult online/in clinic.
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Dr. G Dharmaraj Patra
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11 yrs exp
Noida
Problem lies there whether he is passing flatulent stools and whether he has rashes in anal area. If yes, then continue Similac no lactose. Well, I would recommend you to see a Pediatrician before doing anything.
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