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Hi, My daughter is now 5 months and she has been on Zantac twice a day for about 3-4 months. She spits up after most of her meals even though she burps . She does not spiting up right away she at times takes 30 mins until it comes up. She just started on solids which have not made a difference to her spiting up. She is only breastfeed. I haveNatrum Phos. 6x but not sure how to use it. Is there anything I can take to help her?
takhtar on 2014-07-03
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Please answer ALL these questions and I may be able to select a curative remedy. Leave the questions in place:
1. What is the age, weight & height of child
2. Physical appearance: Thin, Medium, Chubby
3. How is the child mentally & emotionally normally
4. How is the child mentally & emotionally during reflux/gerd
5. What are the symptoms of reflux/gerd
6. How is the childs stool
7. Does the child have gas (flatulence), if yes, a lot or less
8. How is the childs desire to feed
9. Is the child teething
10. How is the childs sweat (smell, where, little, a lot etc.)
Please answer ALL these questions and I may be able to select a curative remedy. Leave the questions in place:
1. What is the age, weight & height of child
2. Physical appearance: Thin, Medium, Chubby
3. How is the child mentally & emotionally normally
4. How is the child mentally & emotionally during reflux/gerd
5. What are the symptoms of reflux/gerd
6. How is the childs stool
7. Does the child have gas (flatulence), if yes, a lot or less
8. How is the childs desire to feed
9. Is the child teething
10. How is the childs sweat (smell, where, little, a lot etc.)
fitness 9 years ago
1. What is the age, weight & height of child
Daughter is 5 months DOB 1/21
2. Physical appearance: Thin, Medium, Chubby
Chubby
3. How is the child mentally & emotionally normally
She is a happy baby likes to laugh
4. How is the child mentally & emotionally during reflux/gerd
Shes pretty much the same at times she wants to be held more.
5. What are the symptoms of reflux/gerd
burping and spiting up she gets a lot of Hicups
6. How is the childs stool
before solids watery because of the breast milk, now its soft like Peanut butter
7. Does the child have gas (flatulence), if yes, a lot or less
yes, a lot of gas at times she is sleeping and passes gas multiple times
8. How is the childs desire to feed
with bottle she is normal about every 2-3 hrs
with the breast She wants to feed all the time
9. Is the child teething
Not sure she sucks on her hands will not take to the pacifier. She chews on everything.
10. How is the childs sweat (smell, where, little, a lot etc.)
have not noticed to much sweat maybe a little on her head and back does not smell
[message edited by takhtar on Thu, 03 Jul 2014 19:00:54 BST]
Daughter is 5 months DOB 1/21
2. Physical appearance: Thin, Medium, Chubby
Chubby
3. How is the child mentally & emotionally normally
She is a happy baby likes to laugh
4. How is the child mentally & emotionally during reflux/gerd
Shes pretty much the same at times she wants to be held more.
5. What are the symptoms of reflux/gerd
burping and spiting up she gets a lot of Hicups
6. How is the childs stool
before solids watery because of the breast milk, now its soft like Peanut butter
7. Does the child have gas (flatulence), if yes, a lot or less
yes, a lot of gas at times she is sleeping and passes gas multiple times
8. How is the childs desire to feed
with bottle she is normal about every 2-3 hrs
with the breast She wants to feed all the time
9. Is the child teething
Not sure she sucks on her hands will not take to the pacifier. She chews on everything.
10. How is the childs sweat (smell, where, little, a lot etc.)
have not noticed to much sweat maybe a little on her head and back does not smell
[message edited by takhtar on Thu, 03 Jul 2014 19:00:54 BST]
takhtar 9 years ago
Your remedy is: Calcarea Phosphorica 30c.
HOW TO TAKE THE REMEDY:
Please take two doses 12 hrs apart. Just two doses. Not daily.
Report back in 2 days with changes observed.
WHAT IS A DOSE:
If remedy is Pills/Pellets:
One dose is one pill.
Dissolve the pill in your mouth.
WHAT IS A DOSE:
If remedy is liquid:
Put one drop of the remedy in half glass of water, stir and take one tea spoon from it.
Thats one dose.
FOR CHILDREN:
One dose is made by dissolving one pill of the remedy (or one drop, if you have liquid remedy) in half a glass of cooled, boiled water. Stir it and take one tea spoon from it.
TIME OF DOSE:
First dose: At night before sleeping.
Second dose: 12 hrs after the first dose.
Dont take any more dose or any other remedy unless I tell you.
PRECAUTIONS:
Dont take any other homeopathic remedy during this treatment.
Give a break of at least 10 minutes before eating/drinking anything before or after taking the remedy.
During the treatment, dont eat anything which you have never had all your life.
HOW TO TAKE THE REMEDY:
Please take two doses 12 hrs apart. Just two doses. Not daily.
Report back in 2 days with changes observed.
WHAT IS A DOSE:
If remedy is Pills/Pellets:
One dose is one pill.
Dissolve the pill in your mouth.
WHAT IS A DOSE:
If remedy is liquid:
Put one drop of the remedy in half glass of water, stir and take one tea spoon from it.
Thats one dose.
FOR CHILDREN:
One dose is made by dissolving one pill of the remedy (or one drop, if you have liquid remedy) in half a glass of cooled, boiled water. Stir it and take one tea spoon from it.
TIME OF DOSE:
First dose: At night before sleeping.
Second dose: 12 hrs after the first dose.
Dont take any more dose or any other remedy unless I tell you.
PRECAUTIONS:
Dont take any other homeopathic remedy during this treatment.
Give a break of at least 10 minutes before eating/drinking anything before or after taking the remedy.
During the treatment, dont eat anything which you have never had all your life.
fitness 9 years ago
Should i wait a couple of days before starting or can i do it tonight. We gave her Zantac last night before bed.
takhtar 9 years ago
If you are the mother, avoid or reduce the foods which cause gas & digestion problems to you or even to your husband since the child may have inherited digestive habits from your husband.
fitness 9 years ago
takhtar 9 years ago
Please give details: when did you give the doses, how much improvement in % is there, how is she behaving emotionally
fitness 9 years ago
so i gave her the does 10pm on friday night and 2nd 10am the next day. She has not sleep like she usually does she is taking 30 min catnaps and is upset every time i put her down (but not sure if that a new thing with her she wants me a lot when I am home) I would say she improved 10%.
takhtar 9 years ago
same timing as i gave her the last time? can i just put the pill in her mouth or do i need to put in water again?
takhtar 9 years ago
fitness 9 years ago
Update continues to spit up seems to have good and bad days today was bad babysitter said she spit all her milk up twice but any thing after that has been more thick and chessy looking can I continue giving her the meds ?
takhtar 9 years ago
so what i did the first time? or 2 doses at once and then 12 hrs later another 2?
[message edited by takhtar on Wed, 09 Jul 2014 16:31:02 BST]
[message edited by takhtar on Wed, 09 Jul 2014 16:31:02 BST]
takhtar 9 years ago
So after giving her last dose she had been throwing up a lot but today maybe only 1 time so I'm not sure yesterday was so bad I was tempted to give her the Zantac
takhtar 9 years ago
fitness 9 years ago
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