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3.5 months baby
Hello, today afternoon i was giving vitamin D3 drops to my 3.5 months baby girl lying on her back..i think she choked itseems she was coughing like anything but she iable to breathe normally i tapped on her back.. just the way we use to burp babies...aftr sometime she settled then i feed her n make her sleep but still mild cough is there not continously... im scared of afternoon incident so i have doubt nothing will happen...the cough is normal or something wrong?
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If the baby is feeding well, sleeping well, and have normal respiration without distress - No worries.
Still, if you see any untoward sign, consult a Pediatrician.
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If baby takes BF well and active then no need to worry...
Watch for breathing difficulty if it present then consult pediatrician...
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
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Hi,
If baby is active and breathing normally, then nothing to worry
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