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3.5 month old baby is fuzzy these days
My 3.5 month baby was always easy going and would be fine as long as she is fed and diaper changed on time. But these days she cries a lot and is fuzzy most of the time. She is consolable only if I hold her.
Her body feels hot all the time but when I check her for fever, result is around 98.8 F only always. Its difficult to put her to sleep even when she is clearly sleepy. Also,earlier I was feeding her 120ml of formula each time but these days she drinks around 90ml and then starts wiggling a lot and rejects further feed. What could be the reason? Could it be teething. How can I help her?
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Teething is unlikely at this age, I am not sure what feeling fuzzy means, if the child has persistent irritability I would recommend getting her checked by the pediatrician
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Get her examined by pediatrician
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