Dr. Jayesh Kapadia

Symptoms of dengue are nonspecific like any other viral illness. Fever, pain around the eyes, bodypain, vomiting, rash etc. Only in severe cases there will be bleeding manifestations.

You can pull try manually pulling out the nipple with thumb and forefinger. There is another technique called syringing which will also help you pull out the retracted nipple.

Its ok if baby urinate frequent, apart from liquids you can give solid meals to your baby like khichri dalia and to make them more nutritious you can add few veggies in both. Sometimes it happen that we give milk in almos every meal or liquids thats y also urination could be frequent. So nothing to bother just do little changes as told.

YOu are correct newborn babies pass motion more and after every feed , Make sure to give only breast milk and never feed in bottle

My suggetion to cont breast feed stop all medicines. At 5 month start weaning with'moong dal pani' gradually add other liquids then semisolids then at 1years age whole meal.

Preterm babies especially such very low birth weight babies will invariably have some insult to the brain. She might be having mild developmental delay. Show to a good neurologist.

Lice in 3 months baby is unlikely. If it is, she must have contracted lice from family member most likely from mother. Even then I suggest to consult doctor to confirm it and proper treatment.

Wear a back support, tummy control belt. Exercise for 40 minutes everyday. Have 5 portions of fruits+green veggies, proteins and high fibre carbs. 1 glass of lemon water every morning empty stomach. Have a bowl of cucumber salad half an hour before every meal. Do a plank (ab tightening exercise) every day with increasing duration /repeats. Have 4 to 6 l per of water per day. Share your body weight and height then a more personalise plan can be given. And let me know. Hope this helps.

Difficult to find out reason why it has happened in your child ! but Viral infections are the most common cause of meningitis, followed by bacterial infections. How ever there are fe risk factors :- Risk factors Risk factors for meningitis include: Skipping vaccinations. Risk rises for anyone who hasn't completed the recommended childhood or adult vaccination schedule. Age. Most cases of viral meningitis occur in children younger than age 5. Bacterial meningitis is common in those under age 20. Living in a community setting. College students living in dormitories, personnel on military bases, and children in boarding schools and child care facilities are at greater risk of meningococcal meningitis. This is probably because the bacterium is spread by the respiratory route, and spreads quickly through large groups. Pregnancy. Pregnancy increases the risk of listeriosis — an infection caused by listeria bacteria, which also may cause meningitis. Listeriosis increases the risk of miscarriage, stillbirth and premature delivery. Compromised immune system.

Please add cap iron 100 mg per day for three months. Plenty of eggs and pea nuts and the regular food

U may give but remember that house cooked nutritious diet of their taste n choice is good for health. Fibrous diet n good quantity of liquid shall be helpful for constipation.

That means that urine is now free from infection. But if it was a proven infection needs evaluation as the baby's age is less than 1 year and a male.

Uska weight theek hai, agar uska, bolna chalna, activities, uski umar ke bacche ki tarah hai, to chinta karne ki koi baat nahi,

Indulge her in sports activity and give her high nutritious diet. More she will run and do physical activity. Rest it's all genetic. You may try homoeopathic treatment too...

If culture for brucellosis positive then only brucellosis. Otherwise may look for other diagnosis [connective tissue disorder etc.] consult pediatrician and rheumatologist.

All symptoms are pointing towards viral infection, so you have maintain hydration by giving milk, kanji water, tender coconut water or plain water with ors. For fever give paracetamol as per your doctor's advised dose. Once fever comes down he will start eating meanwhile look for danger signs and report immediately to pediatrician. Danger signs are 1) no urine for more than 6 hours. 2) vomiting continues 3) blood in motion. 4) dull baby 5) high irregular fever 6) irritable, drowsy.

The ulcerative colitis is chronic inflammatory disease It is autoimmune disease with no apparent cure. Diet and medicines difinitely improve symptoms and quality of life. There is typical relapse and remission of the disease. Yes it could be occasionally life threatening if complicated with megacolon or perforation. Surgery is the option. Genetics triggered by environmental factors may play a role in siblings. Best wishes

RBC is 0-1/hpf and pus cells is 1-2/hpf. In stool test is considered as normal. If you bottle feed you stop it and feed with spoon and of course breast feed. Nothing to be given in bottle (including water. NO bottle at all.

Though it's normal if weight is appropriately increasing, you can refuse it by proper burping. After every feed burp the baby for about 20 min.