Browse by category
Dunny Olusola
It is advisable you see a paediatrician to review your baby.
-
- Best Answer
Babies walk at different times.
Kindly see a Paediatrician only if he is not yet walking by 18months. However I am sure he will walk before then.
It is not compulsory for you to see worms.
-
- Best Answer
Hello ma'am, good evening. Kindly take your child for the immunisation tomorrow.
-
- Best Answer
The course of any child with special needs depends on the type of special needs the child has and the underlying cause of it. It is more informative to say what the child can or can not do and if you know the medical history so we can advise you further.
How old is your baby Ma?
Is your baby exclusively breastfeeding?
-
- Best Answer
Hello ma'am, It's Normal. If too much or always coming out even after bath and cleaning it up or gumming the eyes together then take to the hospital for evaluation by the doctor.
-
- Best Answer
I'm sure the parents are already seeing a Paediatric Cardiologist. The breathing will not be normal until surgery. Unfortunately we don't raise funds on ATP for individuals. Let the parents approach media houses and other foundations eg MTN foundation, Kanu Heart Foundation etc for financial support. All the best.
He is on exclusive breast feeding . But sometimes when the breast milk isn’t available I give him formula
Teething has nothing to do with cough. Continue to breastfeeding your baby. The cough will definitely stop.
Ma'am, the most important thing is to ensure that your child is fed with balanced meals.
Ma'am, you should seek your Doctor's help for medication and wear a face mask or cover your mouth away from the baby to avoid infecting him.
Your child is dehydrated.This is one of the times not to ask the Paediatrician.
Kindly take him back to the hospital.
PLEASE TREAT AS URGENT.
Bad breath or "Halitosis" in children can occur due to several reasons like poor oral hygiene, mouth breathing, tooth decay, gum disease, infections in the mouth, bacteria on the tongue, dry mouth, tonsil stones, foreign objects in the nose and some medical conditions.
-
- Best Answer
Greenish stools suggests inadequate feeding or starvation. Kindly continue to breast feed exclusively.. Make sure that the breast is emptied before switching to the next during feeding
-
- Best Answer
No it's not Normal. Please take your child to a teaching hospital nearest to you to been seen by a Paediatric Endocrinologist.
Treat as urgent.All the best.
Dr Aina Johnson
Paediatrician
Are you sure it's not reflux? If it's vomiting, you may need to visit a teaching hospital for assessment. There are many causes of vomiting and since it is persistent kindly see a Paediatrician for thorough evaluation. Causes range from minor irritations to severe and emergency situations
es Ma you can offer your baby family meals, but make sure the fool is well cooked and soft, the bone fish before giving her, introduce one male at a time and watch out for allergies.