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child's health issues

Dear all ,
my daughter aged 2.3 yrs most of the time time suffering due ,pet garam + khansi throughout the month mostly her mummy's period time .

please suggest to overcome the problem

smitaranjan on 2014-08-19

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I am a bit confused what her stomach has to do with mummy's period time . Are you still breast feeding her?

Also give some more details about her health.Just pet garam & khansi is not enough.

daktersaab 9 years ago

yes still breast feeding

she is 2'2' in height now ,waight-14 kg ,health normal ,
.no any other problem we are facing only khansi hai pet garam ke karan jo hota hai , if it continues for 2-3 days water comes out from nasals little temperature bhi ata hai

so i am asking for a suggestion to overcome this situation

one thing more khane keliye hameiysa narajgi jahir karta hai har bar jabadasti khilana padta hai

so pls suggest

smitaranjan 9 years ago

Lagta haye aap ka pahela child haye. Maye naye parents ki anxiety ko samajhta hun.

aap usko Arsenicum iodide 6c din may do baar 4 days tak dijye aur bhool jaye. Yeh sukhi allergy ki khansi thoda samay leti haye.CA may yeh aam baat haye mere bacho ke saath bhi hota haye.

Khane ke baare may sirf itna kahunga ki aap usko sab sukh de rahe hay per ek anmol sukh bhookh ka nahi de rahe haye jab tak woh na mange na de.aur milk bhi sirf din may do baar de. dekhye 3-4 din may kayese maang maang kar khaye ga.

Wish you happy & worryless parenting
daktersaab

daktersaab 9 years ago

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