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9mos old teething, constipated, feverish & has a new patch of eczema. Pls help!
My 9 month old daughter is suddenly not doing well! She is getting her top teeth in (four of them at once) and she is cranky cranky cranky from the pain. In addition, she is straining to pass stools all day it seems. Only one round ball comes out at a time with the consistency of playdough. It's squishy but hard for her to pass. She has been spitting up my breastmilk the past week which is very unusual for her and I think it is tied to her digestive issue. With the teething, she is running a low grade fever of 99.9 degrees. Also, in the past two weeks, she suddenly has an eczema patch on her inner thigh where the diaper meets her thigh. My husband had severe allergies as an infant and severe eczema so I believe she is allergic to something she is eating. She is generally miserable. Wants to be held constantly. When the teething pain is at it's worst, she refuses everything from cold washclothes to breastfeeding to cool water to new toys...everything! Pls help until my homeopath gets back into her office!thanks
Erin
Erin on 2005-12-06
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Erin, From one mom to another, your daughter needs camomilla 6c. You can get liquid drops for oral use and also rub a drop on her gums. It will help her feel less irritable and with digestion as well. To treat her excema you can get a topical cream made from calendula. Another thing that may help is to give her a sippy cup with 3 parts water and one part prune juice, a couple of times a day.
samnbudsmom last decade
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