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Asking For Self, Male, 0 Years old, Faisalabad

My son is 25 days old ...i am giving him pre nan and he is constipated and passing gas very frequently..should I switch to another formula milk? If yes then which one

Pediatrician in Peshawar - Dr. Ghulam Hussain

Dr. Ghulam Hussain - Pediatrician

MBBS, FCPS-1 | Peshawar

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why pre.nan??? he is preterm baby????

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No...he was not taking any milk before so i thought it is light so thats why

1 month ago

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He born2.7 kg..and was not taking proper milk ...1 once bhi nae leta tha so i sart giving him pre nan now i switch to nan 1

1 month ago

Pediatrician in Peshawar - Dr. Ghulam Hussain
Dr. Ghulam Hussain - Pediatrician

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how u make one once milk for him??? do u add any sugar to bottle???

1 month ago

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1 scoop in 20 ml of water

1 month ago

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He was born 2.7. Kg

Pediatrician in Lahore - Dr. Tabinda Nageen

Dr. Tabinda Nageen - Pediatrician

MBBS, FCPS (Paediatrics) | Lahore

Dear Parent
- Pre-nan is for premature or low birth weight babies, low birth weight means less than 2.5kg.
So, if your baby was born 2.7kg then no need of pre nan. Formula designed for premature babies contain more calories, protein and vitamins to help premature babies gain rapid weight.
-For most of the formula dilution ratio is 1:1 means 1 scoop in 1ounce, and 1 ounce is equal to 30ml. To the best of my knowledge only Similac has different scoop size, always follow instructions given on can.
- For constipation, there are many other things to consider before labeling it, like when you baby passed his first stool? what is the frequency of stool? does he pass hard stool? it is normal for a formula feed infant to pass stool after 2 to 3 days unless he is feeding well and there is no vomiting.

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