My daughter is 10months old and she is not at all eating rather we give her milk by comepling her. Her weight is 7.1kgs now which doctor tells as underweight. Her birth weight was 2.740kgs. We are struggling badly and wish to have a remedy to make her eat. Also she has cold inside but not emitting out by running nose or flum via mouth or stools. She has the habit of crawling and keeping her fingers in her mouth so I doubt she may be having worms in her stomach. She shows disinterested in any food we feed her. She goes motion even after drinking milk at all times and the motion is too smelly.
Kindly help me to get rid of this problem.
Drops we give her are :
Essential plus - 1 ml
Anda Vit - 0.5 ml
She wasnt given anything from her birth but the above drops are given from the begining of this month and prescribed to continue for the next 3 months.
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I suspect that you are giving cow milk instead of breastfeeding. Or maybe mix feeding. Cow's milk cause allergy and anemia.
I also suspect that you are not giving proper food from 6 months of age
I also suspect that you are not giving vitamin D
I also suspect that you are not maintaining growth chart of the baby.
Details given by you are not enough so I would suggest you to consult a pediatrician
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breastfeeding is best for baby. give it atleast 2 years of age.
vaccination as per schedule
proper feeding from 6 months of age
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Milk is the problem. Milk reduces iron absorption and causes deficiency . Children with low iron eat very less.
You need to give milk only twice a day. Please give iron rich foods. Check iron levels or Ferritin after consultation with your Paediatrician.
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