My baby is coming up on 10 months soon. She has reflux problems with spit up, and sometimes it comes out of her nose and…
My baby is coming up on 10 months soon. She has reflux problems with spit up, and sometimes it comes out of her nose and you have to suction it out so she can breathe. This has been going on since she was a month old (her pediatrician put her on Famotidine for it). It is scary. And anytime she gets the slightest bit choked up (like when drinking her water, or too much saliva from teething) I have a complete panic attack. 😔 I am constantly terrified. Is this normal? How do I stop freaking out.
LT·Мама двоих (младенец)
I know it’s scary. My oldest daughter had it very bad as well and would stop breathing for what seemed like forever. I remember not being able to sleep because I was afraid of closing my eyes and not noticing her choking. We did end up in the hospital for this and a couple of other issues and a doctor there told me that while very scary, it was important to watch it happening at some point without rushing to the suction because they are very capable of coming out of a GERD choking incident on their own. He was right. I can’t say this is your scenario but knowing in my case that although it sucked so bad, she could handle it
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