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PostPosted: 06/14/06 - 03:22    Post subject: Infant running stomach Vote now! Reply with quote
Confused My 2 months old son is having a running stomach at least 2 days in a week's time and it runs at least 3 times a day and 3 times at night, it is green in colour and too waterly, he seems like he got pain in the stomach because he always cries move site to site like there is something wrong with his stomach it looks like it is really painfull. he is also coughing a lot and when he coughs he vomit and he does not breath nicely he make funny noises when breathing. I took him to the clinic once or twice they gave him drip becuase he is loosing fluid and weight. Can you please help? i dont know what to do anymore. How serious is this? which proffessionals can i see? is there a home made remedy for this? how can i stop it from happenning? does he need medication or treatment?

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