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Baby turning red and tightening body
My baby is 11 days old. Since last night she is not settling in her bed even after feeding. She is crying alot and spitting out milk which looks like curd even after burping. She is tightening her body and turning red every now and then. She passed normal stools last night and urinating well. She is on formula + breastfeed+ pumped milk.
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Colic aid ez drops 3 drops ,3 times a day .burp well
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Colic is likely cause. Give colicaid or other colic drops 5 drops when she cries. Stop formula feeds as this leads to lots of digestion issues. Only breast milk till 6 months of age is best
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Dr. Mili S. Joshi
Pediatrician
27 yrs exp
Mumbai
Can be Colic pain due to gases.
Colicaid drops 5drops can be given at night after feeds
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