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Preemie reflux

Hi,

My son has born 3 months preterm. Even though he is 3,5 months old now, his corrected age is 2 weeks old. He weighs 6 pounds and exclusively nurses. He takes liquid vitamin d with iron as a supplement on a daily basis. He has reflux that doesn't allow him sleep properly. I have to put him on my chest throughout the whole night so that he is comfortable and gets some sleep. I am in search of some homeopathic solutions that will not interfere with his sleep, weight gain and definitely have no side effects on his respiratory. Your suggestions are highly appreciated.

Dwilli on 2015-06-01

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Please let me know his date of birth. We can try out the birth salt which will accelerate his growth without any harm.

In my opinion giving any other homeopathic med may not be very useful.
But again this is my personal opinion.
Other members on the forum may have some alternative.
Take care & prevent him from too much of exposure as it may result in some infection.

daktersaab 8 years ago

Thanks a lot for your reply. He was born on February 19, 2015. Discharged from Nicu on my due date which was May 22.

Dwilli 8 years ago

As per this date he is born on cusp of AQUERIUS & pisces therefore you will have to give two medicines together FERRUM PHOS 3X & NATRUM MUR 3x one tablet of each dissolved together in a tablespoon of water & given three times in a day for about 15 days & also let us know the result.

Your feedback will be of great value for all of us on this forum, at the least for one myself. May God Bless the Little Hero!!!

daktersaab 8 years ago

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