Hi i am a mother of 2 months old baby i am feeling guilty and i was tensed because after delivery due c section is was unable to breast feed my baby for 5 days and during that time others in family they have only given 2 time formula per day and I was not knowing the consequences of it earlier but now I know so I feel terrific when I think about that and did my baby suffered low glucose level did any damage happend to her body as per now she is active by 2 months she has gained 1 kg please guide me
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Yes hypoglycemia can lead to consequences like visual deformity, developmental delay but as u have mentioned that the child is 2 months now , is active and gaining weight, the child seems to be thriving well. As far as side effects are associated it will take time to assess and monitor them.
U need to get the child evaluated and regular follow up for the same.
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Hello Dont feel guilty
Your helpless at that time because of C - Section.
I can understand your anxiety as a mother.
As a you have given formula milk it has got more sugars/ Glucose levels than mother's milk so I don't think so low glucose levels might have happend
By 2 months 1 Kg gained means that's great thing
You have a great till now
I really appreciate your concern about your kid
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