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My 7wks baby mouth have white patch inside. he is on formula & breast. every bottle feed he tend to be mooded for 3 minutes before he suck his bottle.
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See below: She needs to see her doctor for a thorough evaluation. Only then will she get the answers she deserves.
Answered 12/9/2013
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