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Spitting up
My baby is 2 months 22 days old and she spits like curdy..paediatrician suggested to give junior lanzol tablet...after giving it, she spits a lot (more than previously)...can I give domstal drops as an alternative or else shall I stop all the medicine regarding this... Am so worried about this problem...plz advice
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You should check baby's weight, if baby is gaining good weight then no medicines requires....
Reflux is commonly seen in overeating infants, so burp for 15mins after feeding....
You can give digestive drops if needed...
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monitor weight gain...
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Some amt of reflux is normal.Burping the baby well after feeds will help.If the baby is gaining adequate weight no need to worry. Stop all medications
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi,
Spitting can be due to over feeding too.
What was her birth weight and current weight?
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Burp the baby after every feed for 15-20 min or keep them erect
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Dr. N V Tejaswini
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hi! Babies having reflux it’s entirely normal. If baby is gaining adequate weight and reflux is only small amounts nothing to worry . You can stop all the medicines.
If reflux is more and not gaining adequate weight you can use domstal.
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