Ranitidine in baby formula
Common Questions and Answers about Ranitidine in baby formula
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hi!
so i dont really have a medical answer for you. except consult your doctor. you could try looking up those drugs online and see what they say about hurting baby. i can tell you that buscopan is a muscle relaxant and that that shouldn't hurt your future baby. i have been on ranitidine, still have some i think. but i had heart palpitations with it. but i am really glad to hear its working for you.
Nurse had a chart that categorized medicine risk level in pregnancy, category A having no risk at all, ranitidine falls in category B as showing no harm in animal reproduction but no human studies being available. Category C have having an adverse affect to animal reproduction but no studies on humans.
I've always said if symptoms were so intolerable I would take it but, I haven't had the need to take it. So, it's up to you and what you think is best.
Have a sensitive stomach and get burning pains especially if food has chilly or is strong in acid. Ranitidine has helped but from time to time suffer missing hearbeats. Having given up the drug for a while things improved but stomach started to suffer again and thus the reason to re-start the drug.
com/sfx/ranitidine-side-effects.html. However, I have never seen a drug in which this was not the case. I read one report that studied 259 people taking this drug. Of those people, 3 reported missed beats. That would be a normal report from the gen populations. PVC causes can be so individual that maybe it is, but it is not a normal side effect. However, I have spoken with many, many people who get PVC's from acid reflux if that is what you are taking it for.
Babies will eat until they're full and then they stop. But, sometimes a baby will eat to be soothed. It sounds like the cool milk must feel good on her tummy but then she ends up paying for it with pain because she's so full. I would have to research this because it's been awhile but a month old baby usually drinks about 4 ounces every 3 to 4 hours. That would be at most 24 ounces in 24 hours. Yes, I agree. Your grand daughter is getting too much formula.
It is!even when she makes whimpers in her sleep from a bad dream(I'm assuming?
-ASD (My sister- very healthy looking baby, my cousin's daughter found at a year)
-Lactose intolerant
-Reflux (Surgery required in some) Very dominant in the males
-Ear troubles (Tubes used)
-Hernias (Surgery) Very dominant in the males
-Asthma
-Skin issues (Eczema, psoriases)
-Diabetes
-High Blood Pressure
-Wolf Parkinson’s White Concealed
-Allergies (Gluten, Wheat, Pets, Milk….etc)
-Cancer’s
Question is....... Are they missing something and could it be heart related.
ve been paranoid ever since I learned that Ranitidine had been recalled due to a link to cancer. Is a 2 month dose of Ranitidine something to worry about?
Is soy
Hey ladies, I have a quick question... I was wondering is it okay to bring your own formula to the hospital when u go in to deliver? Because when my first daughter was born I didn't bring any formula I just used what the hospital had n they gave me good start formula, I didn't care for it as much but since that is what my daughter started on I didn't want to switch. This time I want to use enfamil. So my question is.... Is it ok to bring your own formula to the hospital?
My milk came in right away with my first, my second it took over a week and I did have to give her a bit of formula. Typically though there is colostrum that comes in right away, like pre milk.
My daughter had an especially hard time digesting formula despite having breast milk in addition. I had to play around with a few different formulas to find one that my daughter could digest. The one I ended up using was Nestle Good Start with soy (of course one of the most expensive types) and though the constipation went away, this formula really made her poop green.
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