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You are not to be randomly treating malaria in children mums....pls wait till the child actually have malaria confirmed with a blood test and then you can treat malaria which the doctor will prescribe the anti-malaria. Do not treat malaria without symptoms and confirmation test except where labs are not readily available"
Ella Adimike
It's OK depending on wn ur body is ready. Some people start from 6weeks
Why is baby having blocked nose, does he have cold?
Is he exclusively breastfed?
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Babies on exclusive breastfeeding may poo up to 12 times in a day or not at all for up to 2 weeks. As long as the stools are normal (yellow and seedlike) there is nothing to worry about."
Dr. Dara Abiodun
Medical Doctor
Babies with cough and catarrh should be exclusively breastfed. Keep the baby warm. Avoidance of smoke and people with cough and catarrh are what to do. No need for medications.If breathing difficulty arises, please kindly take the baby to see the doctor
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All you need to do is eat healthy i.e highly nutritious meal. Your aim should be a healthy weight with the right BMI (body mass index) and not looking to be fat.
Your daughter may be having allergic conjunctivitis. She may also be allergic to something in the environment like dust, pollen grains, fumes, soap, very cold or dry weather etc. Try washing her hands after playing or touching things around her surroundings. Please see an optometrist for proper evaluation
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Sometimes the BCG is given too deep instead of into the skin. Usually to confirm in case of no BCG scar, we will do a mantoux test to see if there is a reaction expected for someone who has had BCG. If there is none after 72 hours, we will give the BCG again as long as child is healthy(a normal Chest Xray may be needed at times)
Give him multivitamin
Ayodeji Olayinka Adeyoriju
Registered Midwife
U should see ur doc for assessment and proper treatment.
You should feed your baby every 2 hours. It's dropping because it's full
It's nothing to worry about a green poo really. It's mostly as a result of change in diet for the baby or moms sometimes. E.g Vegetables
6months ma
Try infacol works like magic relieves it
Ayodeji Olayinka Adeyoriju
Registered Midwife
If d quantity and frequency isn't much and ur baby is on EBF, no cause for alarm. Hope d poo isnt in any way hard cos hard poo make them turn tummy a times, if thats d case, take enough water especially while eating food high in carbs and if ur baby is on formula, make sure u follow d right measurement.
