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Milk spit-up multiple times at 4 month
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My 4-month-old baby boy is trying on his own to lift himself up and lie on his tummy. And every time he tries to roll over, a little milk comes out of his mouth. Is this normal ?
Weight - 8 kg
Height - 62 cm
Birth weight - 2.9 kg (35th week delivery)
Is mostly on formula milk from birth
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This is quite normal at this age. .... As long as the baby is active, and is gaining weight well, and there is no persistent vomiting, breathing difficulty or poor weight gain, you should not need to worry....... Just make sure to burp well after feeding, and keep him slightly upright for some time. .....This will usually improves as the baby grows....
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Spitting up milk is normal and quite common especially with formula milk. No need to worry unless he loses weight or has other issues. Visit your pediatrician for a check up and confirmation of this.
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