Soft spot on right side of baby head
My baby has a soft spot on the right side of the head. Is it fine ? Generally, most of the kids will have a soft spot in front of the head.
My baby has a soft spot on the right side of the head. Is it fine ? Generally, most of the kids will have a soft spot in front of the head.
A week back my baby started solids as she is 6 months old old now. So today on day 6 she has not pooped its more than 20 hrs . Yesterday she pooped well greenish solid type . She is mixed feed baby .
Hey, my 4 month old child has fever. I checked the temperature and the thermometer showed 100.1 F to 98.3 F in the evening. I gave medomol drops once in the afternoon and once in the evening, for the fever to subside but it is coming back again. Baby is feeling very tired and sleeping unusually most of the time and he is very cranky since morning. Can someone please help me in this situation?
My baby is 2 months old and has lactos intolerance as per doctr since she was pooping a lott since birth we have done medication as per that for diarrhea also but once medicine stops she becomes fussy again due to gas and she is having l free formula as well as mother feed what is the actual solution to this problem and by when it will get resolved
My daughter was diagnosed with DDH. She underwent open reduction surgery and was immobilIzed for 6 weeks using hip SPica. Now her SPica is removed and it's been 50 days after her surgery she is still on bed. We had Xray 20 days after surgery and one after SPica removal both looks good as per doctor. My daughter is still on bed. she is moving her right leg fully but left leg is little slow. She is not showing much activity with this leg, it's kinda stiff. Also, she is not able to sit and walk now. Previously she used to sit and walk by herself. Can anyone tell me the schedule when she will fully recover? What care to take after SPica removal ?
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