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What Causes Difficulty Urinating In An Infant?
Question: My baby is 22 days old. In sleep he gets distrubed by himself and getting awaken from sleep.
He is putting lot of pressure for peaing and for poops. Not sure whether its normal or not
Does mom need to change her apptite. Mom is still under medication taking pills for blood pressure and back pain. She had preeclamsia and gone through csection on 36.6 weeks of pregnancy.
Recently she started taking egg. one egg per day.
Is egg is causing these troubles to the baby. is egg is good for Mom and baby after the csection.
Kid is making different sound while sleeping like breathing trouble people. But none of the sound is continous and he is doing too many streching per days where his hands d legs getting very firm..
Please let me know whther all these r normal or sign of any issues
Does any medication required
He is putting lot of pressure for peaing and for poops. Not sure whether its normal or not
Does mom need to change her apptite. Mom is still under medication taking pills for blood pressure and back pain. She had preeclamsia and gone through csection on 36.6 weeks of pregnancy.
Recently she started taking egg. one egg per day.
Is egg is causing these troubles to the baby. is egg is good for Mom and baby after the csection.
Kid is making different sound while sleeping like breathing trouble people. But none of the sound is continous and he is doing too many streching per days where his hands d legs getting very firm..
Please let me know whther all these r normal or sign of any issues
Does any medication required
Brief Answer:
normal
Detailed Answer:
Hello, thanks for posting in healthcaremagic.
Of all the symptoms that you have mentioned i find everything normal.
Giving pressure while urination and poop is seen in 30% of babies and its normal finding. Its just due to the sensation of urination or poop that they feel. It has no relation with mother's diet.
Egg is good for mother. dont worry.
The stretching is also a very common and normal findings in babies. They like to do stretching.
As for the breathing noises that you hear are due to partial nasal blockage which occurs in babies. Use Nasoclear nasal drop 1 drop on each side 5-6 times per day, this will keep the nose open and noise will decrease. Nasoclear contains only saline water so its absolutely harmless and can be used often when required.
I feel your baby is normal, just take care and feed only breast milk.
Thank you.
normal
Detailed Answer:
Hello, thanks for posting in healthcaremagic.
Of all the symptoms that you have mentioned i find everything normal.
Giving pressure while urination and poop is seen in 30% of babies and its normal finding. Its just due to the sensation of urination or poop that they feel. It has no relation with mother's diet.
Egg is good for mother. dont worry.
The stretching is also a very common and normal findings in babies. They like to do stretching.
As for the breathing noises that you hear are due to partial nasal blockage which occurs in babies. Use Nasoclear nasal drop 1 drop on each side 5-6 times per day, this will keep the nose open and noise will decrease. Nasoclear contains only saline water so its absolutely harmless and can be used often when required.
I feel your baby is normal, just take care and feed only breast milk.
Thank you.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Ashwin Bhandari
will taking egg cause gastric problem for baby. while changing the diaper noticed that he just pooped a dot level. But he was gvg pressure many time and was able to hear his frat.
Brief Answer:
no problem
Detailed Answer:
No egg does not cause gastric problems for baby. If your baby is constipated you can use glycerine suppository on alternate days.
no problem
Detailed Answer:
No egg does not cause gastric problems for baby. If your baby is constipated you can use glycerine suppository on alternate days.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Bhagyalaxmi Nalaparaju
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