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What Causes Appetite Loss And Excessive Salivation In An Infant?

Hello doctor.. my baby is 3 and half months old. He refuse to drink milk for past 20days. Whenever I try to keep bottle on his mouth. He cries and push her head back. He coughs when I force him to drink. And also drooling saliva more. Is there any problem? Sentimentally I m feeling worst. Please help
Tue, 7 Mar 2017
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

You need to take the baby to be seen as soon as possible. Babies need milk, this is their main source of nutrition at that age. Water, cereals or any other food or drink would not give their bodies and brains what is need to help then survive and do well.

If he is not drinking well and it is has been going on for 20 days, he needs to be assessed so that the cause can be found and treated as soon as possible.

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What Causes Appetite Loss And Excessive Salivation In An Infant?

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic You need to take the baby to be seen as soon as possible. Babies need milk, this is their main source of nutrition at that age. Water, cereals or any other food or drink would not give their bodies and brains what is need to help then survive and do well. If he is not drinking well and it is has been going on for 20 days, he needs to be assessed so that the cause can be found and treated as soon as possible. I hope this helps