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My 13 week old daughter who is fed expressed breast milk seems constipated. she has been diagnosed by her peadiatrician with colic and reflux ?
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Pediatrician: Usually colic and constipation are not associated with reflux, but use your doctor to help treat these conditions, I’m sure they gave you some practical advice about increasing water in the diet and positioning upright after feeds, pacing feeds and burping to reduce colic ?
Answered 11/4/2017
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