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Vomiting after feeding
Hi My daughter, 17 day old, vomits once after feed during the night. I am bottle feeding her by expressing my milk during the day as she has latching issues. At night i give her NanPro(3-4 times). She takes 50-60ml per feeding(breastmilk and formula). Also she is crying a lot at night since 2 days. During the day she easily takes the milk without vomiting but from 2 days she is puking milk at night even after burping. She is on medications- Zincovit and Ostocalcium since my discharge from hospital. Her medicines are for 30 days. Please guide if i should take her to a pediatrician. I am really worried.
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When babies are born the strength of the muscle which holds the food contents in stomach is not yet fully developed so whatever feeds the the New Babies take they tend to spit some of it out..  As the baby grows the strength of the muscle improves and starting 6months of age this problem start's disappearing..  If the vomiting is large and hampering babies growth u might need some medications
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There are few steps which you can take to help ur baby deal with this problem 1. Raise the head end of baby's bed by 30 degree. 2. Give good 15-20min of burping post feeds. 3. Increase the calorie content of feed and make it more thicker. 4. Give Small frequent feeds rather than large feeds.
Health Tips
if symptoms persist consult ur pediatrician or online..
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