6 Month Old Baby Health Feed

Hello user,
home remedies: cold remedies that work
stay hydrated. Water, juice, clear broth or warm lemon water with honey helps loosen congestion and prevents dehydration. Rest. Your body needs to heal.
Soothe a sore throat. Combat stuffiness. Relieve pain. Sip warm liquids. Add moisture to the air. Try over-the-counter (otc) cold and cough medications.

If your 1st baby is <5 years then you can delay tubectomy.
After c-section can go inj depoprovera (inj contraceptive). After 6 months of c-section can go for CU-T insertion. After 3 years can go for tubectomy or if you want can go for reinsertion of CU-T.

It shows that you have stopped breast feeding your child.Periods twice a month for last 2 months is really somethiing to worry about.Before reaching to a diagnosis I will advise you to go for abdomen ULTRASOUND performed empty stomach with full urine pressure.

Those who have regular 28 days cycle get ovulation around 14th day counting from the first day of the period (bleeding) means sexual intercourse around 11 to 16th day helps for pregnancy. Those who get cycles differently calculations have to be made differently as ovulation occurs 14 days prior to the next period.

Keep baby, s belongings separately, don't touch them or baby without washing your hands, don't sneeze near baby. Still even after these precautions your baby may carry cold, but don't worry its a self limiting minor ailment. Baby may not get cold at this age because of mother born immunity.

Babies stand up with support by 1year and take their first baby steps by 15 months of age. You can buy any walker accordingly.

Yes it is ok. If the baby has a cold and blocked nose, the ear pain may be severe. In that case, it is good to instill prophylactically one drop in each nostril of nasoclear saline nasal drops and continue feeding the baby during landing and takeoff.

To say hse is not healthy and growing you have to give her birth weight and prevent weight. Only then can we assess the issue if any.

Hi lybrate-user! Recently many people are coming up with doubts about painless vaccination. I would like to tell you that apart from oral polio drops and rotaviral vaccine, every vaccine is an injection which involves prick with needle. Of course it is going to give some pain to your child for that moment. Nowadays combination vaccines come with 4 to 5 components so that your child will be pricked only once or twice and not 4 to 5 times. Hope this helped you.

Small infants many times do not pass stools even till a week and hence nothing to be given for constipation