My baby 1.8 years is having cold and cough along with high fever since yesterday. His eyes seems affected and one eye is red and small appearing. Right now fever has reduced but he is weak with loaded heavy eyes. What should we do. Is it normal fever or anything else.
My daughter is nearly 1.5 months old and weighs around 3.5 kg, at birth weight 2.8. her hand and leg is active, may be hyper active...but it looks like muscles are not there. One more thing, during breastfeeding she sleeps after 10 to 15 mins of latching and restart latching after we wake up her...it goes for a hour like this...while sleeping she moves her head here and there but the neck does not feel strong...is there anything like hypotonia like low muscle tone? And which doctor should i consult for it. ? First please tell me is this normal ?
My 3-year-old girl (12 kg) keeps crying out of leg pain at least four times a month. I checked with a doctor, and she gave a Vitamin D 60000 sachet to be taken once every 15 days for 6 weeks. I don't know how to give this and is this the right dosage. Should it be mixed with water directly? Also, is there any superfood that can help my kid improve calcium and Vitamin D levels? I am really worried about her leg pain. Any advice would be helpful.
My baby girl's birth weight was 2.6 kg. She has single umblical artery. Today she is 3 months old and on 19th June she will complete her 4 months. Her current weight is 4.6 kg. Doctor recommended triglycerides oil which I am giving her 2 drops in every feed. She is on mixed feeding. Nan Pro excella I am giving her. Yesterday doctor added feribris xt drops also. How much should I give her this drop? And also is she doing fine or anything to concerned about? She is active otherwise. Daily one or two times she poops, responds actively, laughs.
My baby is 2months old, just passing yellow stool with mucus for nearly 5days, stool frequency is 3 times a day, urine is normal, no fever or nothing, should I see a doctor, baby is in breastfeed
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