what am i suppose to do with my sons 7month old lacrimal duct obstruction?
have you asked about getting lacrimal plugs? you can get temporary or permanent ones. worthwhile asking your opthalmologist.
dear carrie<br>i think you should ask your paediatrician if you can have the lad tested at this stage because he could be allergic to a whole number of other allergens besides food allergens and you could be cutting out the wrong foods. if the dr does not agree to testing, please take the child to a clinical dietitian (check the list of dietitians on this website or phone 082-593-0276 or send an e-mail to sscharf@nhcltd.com or look in your local telephone directory or yellow pages, to find a dietitian in your area), so that the dietitian can help you to work out what foods, if any, your son may be allergic to. from what you describe, i don&#39;t think he is lactose intolerant, as this would manifest as serious diarrhoea every time he ingests milk or milk products (not just a runny nose and pimples), and he does not seem to be reacting to goat&#39;s milk (which also contains lactose). however, do get him tested and see the dietitian as he also needs other sources of calcium in his diet if he has to cut out milk. <br>best regards<br>dietdoc take shatavari with milk , more & more water, methi porridge or halim porridge ..& if at all required lactare tablet ...keep on feeding as & when baby needs

breastfeeding works on supply = demand rule 


all you have to check is 6+ wet diapers in 24 hours if so baby is all healthy active and so does your supply 

meanwhile keep yourself hydrated and have balanced diet for good flow 👍🏻

babies latch due to several reasons could be hunger , thirst , comfort , love ❤️ he need to see his pediatrician to be evaluated and may have ct of his head to find the cause so be treated, see more... my son is 7 months. he’s been rolling to his stomach for about a month and a half. if they roll on their own, it’s fine to leave them. just don’t put them down belly first into the crib. that’s from a lot of sids research. we chose to let our son cry it out when we noticed he had picked up similar bad habits. we had never let him sleep with us, but he got used to being rocked to sleep after i was in the hospital for a few days. it seemed that, every time he came into light sleep, he would realize that he wasn't being held, would start crying until someone rocked him; and after a few nights of that, i knew we had to teach him to go to sleep on his own (again) and sleep through the night (again). we let him cry it out, and it only took a day and a half before he was back to putting himself to sleep and sleeping 7/8 hours at night. he's only two months, and i think the longer you put it off, the more difficult it is going to be. good luck! hi dear, you have to talk with your baby more and more to over come this problem to some extent. i think you should take your baby for speech therapy. before that consult a paediatric ent specialist. you shoud take to her pediatrician or er, she might need chest x ray just to make sure there is no fraction, give her tylenol (acetaminophen) or ibuprofen for pain, ice the sure bruised area until she gets cheched. i hope she feels better soon. good luck. see more... hi,
welcome to icliniq.com.
aneurysms of blood vessels of the limbs are better treated than left alone because they will not decrease by themselves and can lead to rupture with day-to-day activity.
the risk of rupture is increased with,
direct injury to the site.
raised blood pressure.
the large size of an aneurysm to begin with.
some diseases of the blood vessels and connective tissues.
in your husband's case, it is a relatively small one. an important thing that you can do is lower the blood pressure from 140/90 mmhg to 120/80 mmhg. the first step in that is usually the reduction of salt in the diet to less than 2-5 g per day.
rupture of such an aneurysm is not a very risky affair, but the treatment might get complicated. so, it is better to get it evaluated.
your husband's ultrasound report can shed light on the specifics of the problem lesion and help decide options that would be available. so, if you need any more information, please upload the ultrasound report and follow up.
revert with the ultrasound report to a general surgeon online --> https://www.icliniq.com/ask-a-doctor-online/general-surgeon this is a common type of question, in esence, and there is no mystery about how to be helpful  be ubnderstanding, supportive, ask if there is something you can do to help, and above all listen to whatever he may want to discuss about his problems, if and when he wants to talk about it. sounds like you have already been very helpful about arrnaging for him to see a relevant doc, and support groups, etc. maybe he needs to take a bit more initiative about all this, himself ? presumably counselling would help him come to terms better with the divorce and the issues surrounding the children would advise an exam by your doctor to be sure. see more...