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Why baby brings chest up head behind
My baby three month and one week old had fever cough along with me and my mom. Hes having paracetamol, taxim-o. Hes having loose stool three times a day or so. Fevrr not there. Some feed he eats . Sometimes he doesn't breastfeed. So i givr formula. One feed he rejects both and arches his chest front and head behind. Pushss using legs if i force to feed. I started giving formula in dropper. He drank little . Then again started crying.
What could be the reason???
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These movements may be due to stomach pain which is likely due to formula (gases). Give colic drops like carmicide 5 drops thrice a day for 2 days. Avoid formula if possible. Contact again if needed
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Dr. Harshil Savalia
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9 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Mostly sounds normal .
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