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Noisy and irritated baby 7weeks old
My baby is having reflux and she is on zantac syrup twice daily.She always have noisy and irritatable sleep.She is only on breastfeeding and having constipation treating with lactulose syrup 2.5ml once daily.Her birth weight was 2.9kg and she is 4kg now. She is 50days old now,is her weight is normal?what to be done to help her to get deep sleep.
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Her weight gain is adequate for her age. Continue with exclusive breast feeding. Stop giving lactulose for her constipation. Frequency of passing motion could vary on breastfeeding. She may pass motion either 5-6 times in a day or once in 3-5 days. If her constipation lasting more than 5-7 days with other symptoms like persistent vomiting and abdominal distension, she needs to be evaluated by your pediatrician or some tests if needed. About reflex continue same medication and keep her in upright position for atleast 30 mins immediately after feeds. For noisy breathing, please consult your pediatrician to rule out its nasal obstruction only or some associated chest finding too.
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Dont give top milk or supplements if you are thinking weight gain is not proper. Always consult first
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Babies at that age are normally like that. No need for medication.
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