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Baby Throwing Milk While Burping. Added Formula Milk, Feeling Heaviness. What To Do?

Hi, i have 3 month of baby boy.Before he burp after every feed and didn,t throw the milk, but now its a week that he has lot of gas problem in evening and in evening after 9 o,clock he throw all the milk what he drink. And about 11.45 to 12 midnight then he relax n fall to sleep.Health nurse also advise us to add formula which thick the milk, but after that he feel heaviness and this didn,t help. And now whole day he don,t burp properly and just throw all the raw milk, what he drink. Can u tell me what to do. Thanks
posted on Mon, 18 Feb 2013
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Hi
Thanks for your query.
Regurgitation is seen commonly seen in 40% of babies .
I advise you to give small feeds more frequently.
Held baby against shoulder for 20 to 30 minutes.
Keep head elevated to 45 degrees while sleeping.

Give exclusive breast feeding till 6 months of age.
Regarding gas formation you can give neopeptine drops after consulting your doctor.

Wishing your baby good health.
God bless.

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Baby Throwing Milk While Burping. Added Formula Milk, Feeling Heaviness. What To Do?

Hi Thanks for your query. Regurgitation is seen commonly seen in 40% of babies . I advise you to give small feeds more frequently. Held baby against shoulder for 20 to 30 minutes. Keep head elevated to 45 degrees while sleeping. Give exclusive breast feeding till 6 months of age. Regarding gas formation you can give neopeptine drops after consulting your doctor. Wishing your baby good health. God bless.