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45 days baby crying after feeding
My girl baby is 45 days and she cries at evening even after providing mothers milk .At evening mothers breasts pains a lot after feeding .Mothers takes Galact twice and lactare 2 tablets thrice a day as per lactation advise .is pain a sign of less milk production.At evening baby cries after 10 mins of every feed .Mothers gives almost 5 to 6 times at an interval of 20 mins on evening but still the baby cries .
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evening colic is common cause of incessant cry in newborn. but if baby is breast feeding well gaining weight well and passing urine adequately 6 to 8 times a day. the. nothing to worry just keep feeding colic will subside
to the first question regarding pain while feeding: very important cause is improper attachment, and positioning baby. u can apply breast milk itself its sore or dry. keep feeding the baby regularly nearly ones every 2 hrs. n especially at night. proper emptying also reduces pain
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Baby may be crying due to colic so give colicaid drops 5 drops when baby cries. Other medicines also can be given. Contact directly. Breast milk output can be measured using breast pump. Please get it checked.
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