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Prevention of sore nipples |
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Make sure the baby is sucking in the right way. If the sucking hurts, place your baby in the right position. Allow the nipples to dry between feedings. Feed the baby, first with the nipple that is less sore. The baby's sucking may be less vigorous after the first few minutes. Change nursing positions. Wash the nipples daily with warm water and dry it properly. Express milk until the letdown reflex occurs. This will help make the milk more available so the baby sucks less hard. Mastitis is the inflammation of breast tissue. It can occur due to the cracked nipple or blocked ducts. If left unattended this leads to abscess formation, which may require surgical intervention. Untreated mastitis can cause other infections also which can be very painful. Feeding the baby and thus draining the breasts to prevent breast engorgement is the best way to prevent it. If any signs of it are noticed, consult your doctor immediately. |
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Posted by:
Afsana007(Guest)
Posted on: 12/15/2011 should Pizotifen, Rabeprazole, Montelukast, Fexofenadine, Domperidone effects by baby as i feed by breast to my baby.
please tell me.
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sobia_akhtar(Guest)
Posted on: 11/11/2011 We have a girl baby of 20 days. she used to have mothers milk every half an hour. whether mothers milk is not sufficient for her. sometimes we used to give her powder milk as advised by doctors and she has a nice sleep. please advice us and need a good diet for her mother.
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drmitesh85
Posted on: 06/25/2011 i have 1 and 1/2 months beby girl and now i m suffering from loose motion kindly guide me which antibiotics can i take or can i take loperamide ? please guide me ASAP
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shariff(Guest)
Posted on: 01/28/2011 what are the diet [items]should be avoided during feeding the baby
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Thealea
Posted on: 01/31/2011 When you are feeding the baby you should avoid foods that has spices like garlic, chili, and pepper since this may cause gas problems in the baby. It will later produced bloating symptoms. You should also avoid cow's milk since as we know it is a common cause of food allergies, it can actually cause red patches on your baby's skin. Also, Red pepper should really be avoided too since this may cause dermatitis in breastfeed babies. But, of course you have to ask advice from the expert like the doctors to be sure. There are foods that might not be good to your baby and you unconsciously eat them. |
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AnuradhaSrinivasan(Guest)
Posted on: 05/27/2010 Hi, I have a 4 months and 2 weeks old boy baby. He is weighing 6kgs. But for the past 2 days he is not taking my milk. He is crying a lot when i try to feed him. I cannot understand the reason. Please help. |
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siva_
Posted on: 05/06/2010 Hi, i have 5months baby boy..his weight is 7.5kg if its normal... my milk is decreasing...and i gave my milk only 2 or 3 times if its enough.... what i do....i give him lactogen
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Posted on: 07/06/2010 in hot weathers and months like jun july, dehydration is common, esp for feeding mothers. try to increase the intake of liquid. i experienced the same recently, but i took more milk, juices, lemonade , yougurt etc. more liquid more breast milk. do not go to the formula milk. try to feed more and more, else milk production will quicky decline... |
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