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GERD in 3 months old baby
Dear doctors:My 3 months old son was diagnosed with GERD by a pediatrician. She prescribed him Zantac. I don't wanna use it and really want to try to treat his problem naturally.
His symptoms are:
-crying and fighting during and after feedings, moving his legs up and down, arching his back, turns and tosses while at the breast,
-extreme fussiness during the day, he looks like he's in pain
-wants to be held all day long
-very short and rare naps during the day, 15 min even though he looks very tired
-crying when lying on his back or lying by himself
-wants freaking feedings, like every hour
-puts fingers in his mouse all the time
He's exclusively on breastfeeding, and pooping 2-3 times a day. My boy is 3 months and one week, 60cm and 6700kg.
Would you recommend to try Nat Phos6X? If yes, what doses? He's a very bad sleeper, will this remedity get it worse?
Thank you very much for any help!
Ekaterina86 on 2014-09-08
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Please give him Chamomilla 30 twice a day with mother's milk for 3 days and see how that affects. One dose means one drop or one pill.
♡ kadwa last decade
If this doesn't help you should give nux vomica 30 in the same way.
♡ kadwa last decade
Ekaterina86 last decade
Just a quick question.. I'm curious, it it won't work, how long should I wait until giving him another remedy? Should I do a short break, like a 24 h period break for example?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Ekaterina86 last decade
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