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My one month old baby has heartburn, and we dont want to give any other medicine, what can we give her to ease the heartburn?
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Interesting: I have as yet after 4 decades of practice had a 1 mo baby tell me they have heartburn. You might assume it. If you want a natural way to slow reflux thicken the feeds, reduce the volume & wait. Infant reflux is quite natural/varies in intensity & increases to peak @ 4 mo & declines after they learn to sit up. Meds can reduce the acid they make but do little more than that.
Answered 1/18/2021
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