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White tongue and saliva in 2 months baby
My 2 months baby has white tongue and he keeps throwing milk from mouth and there is excessive saliva.Is this normal
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Please consult pediatrician as proper detailed history is not possible on chat in your case and then take medicines.
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Hello ! Clean tongue with sterile cotton after feed . Do burping after each feed for 15-20 min so tat he won’t spit out milk .
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White patch can be due to bottle feeding, some times normal also.
Clean it with soft cotton cloth dipped in water.
Salivation is normal for age. Will be their till 2 years of age.
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Dr. Shikhar Garg
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6 yrs exp
Varanasi
Take consultation. Will have to ask a lot of questions.
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