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9 month old - trapped wind

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My 9 month old baby has had digestive issues from the beginning. She has a hard time burping and passing gas. After feedings I have to burp had at different spots for at least 40 minutes to get the gas out. Putting her on her belly or letting her crawl does not help. Most gas is on her lower left side and upper left side close to arm pits. I have to burp these areas constantly to get the gas out. She has had this issue when she was on 100% beastmilk, 50-50 breastmilk and formula and now on 100% formula. Sometimes when burping does not help, we give her gripe water and then burp her and that helps her release it in a big burp.
She typically rubs her eyes and puts her fingers in her mouth when she has wind.
Diet - 3 meals a day and 4 bottles of formula a day
Bowel movement - Her bowel movement is good as long as she drinks her milk and water. She has 2-3 per day.
Allergies - She is sensitive to milk protein casein and gets eczema and increased gas if I give her a casein based formula or if I consume casein. She tolerates whey and lactose ok.
Temperament - She is a happy baby. She is sensitive to loud sounds and starts crying with vacuum or food processor. Loud sounds also tend to wake her up - very light sleeper.
Sleeping pattern - she is a good sleeper as long as she has been burped completely. Takes 2 naps a day and sleeps through the night. At night she wakes up crying 2-3 times but can usually put herself back to sleep. If she does not, I give her water and that helps.
 
  boholectra on 2017-03-22
This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.
belching or flatus,which is more?
both obstructed?
which part of abdomen is affected more,lower,upper,whole?
 
drthoufeequebhms 7 years ago
Thank you for your reply. Belching is much more. Flatus not as much. She rarely has flatulence. If she does, it causes temporary discomfort, nothing more.
She doesn't burp on her own most of the times - always needs help.
The wind is always on her left side - patting lower back on side or abdomen usually gives me multiple medium burps and patting upper parts (under arm pits) usually gives me a single big burp. Both top and bottom need to be burped continuously and completely to get all the wind out.
[message edited by boholectra on Wed, 22 Mar 2017 15:44:07 UTC]
 
boholectra 7 years ago
Give asafotida 3x 2drop in 1/2 glass water..give frequently. 2hourly according to severity


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[message edited by drthoufeequebhms on Wed, 22 Mar 2017 16:59:59 UTC]
 
drthoufeequebhms 7 years ago
Thank you very much! Can I give pellets instead of drops? They are more easily available here.
 
boholectra 7 years ago
Ok give 2pellets 2hourly
 
drthoufeequebhms 7 years ago
Ok give 2pellets 2hourly and report changes in 2days


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drthoufeequebhms 7 years ago
I was able to find the liquid version and have been giving it to her since 2 days. It is working great. She is able to burp without needing assistance from me. Thank you!
How long should I continue this treatment?
 
boholectra 6 years ago
stop if improvemnt is there..you can use it in future if again it recurrs.

let the given medicine to act its fullest as possible...thank you for reporting..


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