No dont give any syrup without considering doctors atleast to neonates as there are many drugs causing sideeffects to children which can be safe in adults.any other symptom apart from voiting.
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Spit ups are common in this age group immediately after feeds due to physiological reflux.if baby is comfortable, gaining weight, has adequate urine output, sleeping well , feeding well you need not worry. Give small frequent feeds, burp well and keep the baby upright for 20-30 min after feed.
If vomiting is persistent after every feed with baby being irritable , excessive crying, yellowish greenish vomitus you need to consult your paediatrician. As of now you need not give the medicine.
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No, it is not safe to give Grandem syrup to your 2-month-old infant.
This medicine contains granisetron, which is not recommended for children under 2 years old.
Use domstal baby drops
Use drop domstal baby and burp baby for 15min after each feed . You can give drop coaid 0.5ml sos when baby is cranky and irritable . Which milk are you giving ?
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