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I want to know what this illness is so that I can research it just for general interest and for the possibility of long-term effect.
I've been told that I was born with an allergy to my mother's blood. I had to have a total transfusion - wiping out all of my current blood and introducing someone else's that evidently worked for me.
Does anyone know what this is?
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I have a 3month old baby boy that has diarrhea. he has had it for about a week now. I have took him to see his pediatrician already but his not getting any better. I am worried that I may have ate something that has caused this since I am a breastfeeding mother.View Thread
My son is 8 month old. How much milk(breast/formula) he should have along with solids? My baby is more interested in solids compared to milk. Is it okay to feed him solids more than milk? What about his calcium content?
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She went from having 2 large bowel movements yellow seedy. A couple small marks on the diapers in between.
She now has 2 large bowel movements of a greenish watery and very stinky poop. is this normal of formula fed and of soy?View Thread
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Any other new mommy advice is much appreciated as well. I want to do the right things and be the closest to perfect mommy possible!
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He is 26lbs and 30in at 18 months.View Thread
I am worried about my son's weight as he is not gaing as he should be , he is 7 months 2 weeks old and weights around 6.6kg [14.5lbs> with height of 69cm [27.1 inch>. Even his GP is worried about his lack of weight gain but really they have not given us any great deal of suggestion so here I am looking for suggestion/advice. He is an active and happy baby as such so our only worry is weight gain.
Here are some observation.
Since birth he only had formula milk but after 5th month he has refused talking bottle milk so we have to mix milk into his baby food so as expected it wont be any close to what he should be taking. He sleeps well through out the night and takes 4-5 meals a day. when he was 1-3 months old he had colic issues but we dont see colic issue but still he does not take formula milk from last 3 weeks we have changed formula millk to soya on GP advice but it has not made any difference.
please can you guys advice what else we should be trying ?View Thread
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