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Teething problem
My 5 months old has started with his teething process. He is unable to sleep at night, cranky almost all the time, not taking feed properly, keeps putting everything in his mouth. What about giving ' Teething Troubles 21' from sbl brand? Or any other medicine which can give him comfortable sleep at least at night.
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Don’t use any medicine
As the teething is a natural phenomenon
The tooth has to break though the thick gum
But some quality teething toys
Made of non toxic materials
Home made suppie a form of long of murukku
A eatable made from rice flour fried in oil
Make him chew it
It will break though the gum
Enjoy the teeth come through
Next Steps
If still cry you can try Zyrtec gel to reduce the irritation
You can give paracetamol drops .6 ml (10 drops) for 3 days 2 times a day
Health Tips
Find out any other problems consult near by dentist if needed
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