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Not felling hungry & avoiding breakfast
Hi Dr,
My 1.8 years son skipping his breakfast not felling hungry where we tried to offer his all food choices but he used to take his lunch & dinner perpectly, could you suggest what can be done for his break fast.
With above we also giving him the Neopeptin syrop daily once daily before lunch, is it good & safe to continue daily.
Please suggest. Wheter we needs to stop this syrup or not?
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Greetings, First he does not need. all enzymes are produced in body Any medicine. No need to give neopeptin. I tell you to make your son more active. Take him out in Sun, let him go to garden and play or run. When you come back,, he will be active and offer him breakfast,
Take care of immunization. Hygiene, and healthy emotional environments., Never argue or shout, or have arguments in presence of your son. It has detrimental to child's psychology.. Take care of mosquito, because lots malaria and dengue cases are reported. Stay at home safe to protect against Covid.
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Good nutrition,with vitamins, antioxidants, and minerals is our first choice, immunizaion, hygiene, are next to take care Encourage to activity, singing, drawings.
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Greetings , if you are giving milk on the empty stomach it may reduce the appetite so stop that if you are giving. You can continue the syrup for 1 month and stop it kindly book a consultation so that I can discuss in detail
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