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Your mother may have urinary system anomalies and it causes recurrent UTI and she needs a complete nephrology check up and treatment. Was urine culture done and t he organism is same in all times.

It is not vomiting but is called possetting and is due to the muscle in esophagus not developed at this age. DOmstal is not indicated. You have to stop bottle and feed with spoon and if you can give only breast milk. Burp well after each feed. First, stop bottle and he will be fine.

Do not stop breast feeding. Your child is absolutely normal and does not require any medication. This condition is called breast milk diarrhea. This is very normal that child who is on exclusive breast feeding may pass 10 times motion per day. You need to consult your pediatrician only when there is blood in stool. If your child is alert active playful accepting mothers milk and gaining weight 20 to 30 gms a day you need not worry about. Please continue exclusive mothers milk for first 6 months....more

You should go and visit a paediatrician immediately. Child may require iv antibiotics and/or iv fluids.

Dear
please give reports of cbc, esr, and usg (kub) with post-void film and also that of uroflow. Please post pictures as well. One more possibility is t. B. As t. B. Is very common in diabetic patients specially with irregular and recurrent fever.

Mam.In the childrens of 4-9 years of age, they have irritable intenstines. Any mild alteration in food, environment ,their intenstines start to contracts. Which leads to pain around umbilicus. It is mostly not serious though & gradually abate by 9 years of age.
You ask your baby to point with the finger where is the pain? If it is around umbilicus ,you may relax a bit.
When multiple episodes of this type of pain occurs in a single year or episodes are disturbing the normal daily activiti...more

Dear ,
if you are taking ciprofloxacin 500 mg then take 1 hour before meals or 2 hours after meals with only water and not with milk for 15 days and check urine again to see pus cells have come down to 5 or less. Medications fine.

In 5 Years, Threat Of Drug-Resistant Superbugs Doubles


A 72-year-old woman in Bengaluru consulted a hospital physician about a severe skin infection and fever. She had previously consulted a couple of general practitioners, who prescribed a course of penicillin for three days and fluoroquinolones—both antibiotics—for two days.

There was no relief.

So, the consultant ordered a culture sensitivity test of pus from the skin lesions to identify what was causin...more