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What do I give after first set of vaccinations for a preemie baby girl who regurges feed and has left sided reducible inguinal hernia?srisri on 2007-11-12
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Background:
Gestational age at birth is 29 weeks. Doing well after. Regurges feed. Milk/ Formula is being thickend with rice ceral or thicken up to keep it down. But this lead to difficult stool. Diagnosed of left sided reducible inguinal hernia on the 45th day. She is on milk of magnesia to soften stool.
Baby already had the following homeopathic remedies for hernia, constipation, etc.: Nux, Lyco, Acon, Bell, Arnica, CALC FLUOR, Calc Phos. Hernia appears less now.
A homeopath from India recently suggested Calc Carb, Staph and Baryta Carb for her hernia.
Currently she just had her first round of vaccination shots. Gave Acon to control her anxiety, fever and irritability.
Baby currently weighs about 4.7 lbs.
Would greatly appreciate help.
Gestational age at birth is 29 weeks. Doing well after. Regurges feed. Milk/ Formula is being thickend with rice ceral or thicken up to keep it down. But this lead to difficult stool. Diagnosed of left sided reducible inguinal hernia on the 45th day. She is on milk of magnesia to soften stool.
Baby already had the following homeopathic remedies for hernia, constipation, etc.: Nux, Lyco, Acon, Bell, Arnica, CALC FLUOR, Calc Phos. Hernia appears less now.
A homeopath from India recently suggested Calc Carb, Staph and Baryta Carb for her hernia.
Currently she just had her first round of vaccination shots. Gave Acon to control her anxiety, fever and irritability.
Baby currently weighs about 4.7 lbs.
Would greatly appreciate help.
srisri last decade
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