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Doctor insights on: I Have A Baby Two Years Ago How Do You Get Rid Of The Baby Wait My 1st Child

Diet and exercise: Weight loss can help an obese pcos person conceive. Many women with the disorder can't get rid of it due to genetics, but rather can try to control it. Great treatments are available to help you conceive! See a board certified reproductive endocrinologist who can treat you! ...Read more

Planned parenthood: In many states you can access treatment for pregnancy and STD's without parental contact. Look into this by contacting a planned parenthood facility. Many offer both STD screening and termination. They can also help you locate some personal counselling to help manage the stress associated with all that is going on. ...Read more

Dermatologist: You need to see a dermatologist for advice and treatment... ...Read more

Walk with stroller: At least 60 minutes each day, take your child on a walk in your stroller, gradually building up your stamina and walk distance. Take in less carbs. ...Read more

Add exercise: Diet alone will not be very effective. You should add moderate exercise 3-5 times per week which should help speed weight loss. ...Read more

Many things help: You can put a humidifier in the room (cool mist is best), raise the head of the crib a few inches, and a number of other things depending on what the cause is. Problems in babies can look different from one day to the next. If there is trouble breathing, poor feeding, irritability or fever, see your pediatrician again. ...Read more

No: Colds are caused by viruses. Colds have no cure and are self limiting. Aim is to make the infant / child comfortable. Febrex plus syrup has paracetamol (safe) an antihistamine called chlorpheniramine (not safe) and an oral nasal decongestant phenylephrine (not safe). This combination shd be avoided in infants and children. Can cause dryness, sedation, irritability at times and high BP. ...Read more

Confirm diagnosis: Sometimes I'll use a mild topical hydrocortisone. I would however see his pediatrician before using any medication on an infant. Rash could be a skin infection with bacteria or a yeast as well. Need to have the diagnosis confirmed. ...Read more

Keep him hydrated...: The main concern with diarrhea is dehydration if he's not drinking enough, so make sure he continues to drink. You can sometimes shorten the duration of diarrhea with probiotic supplements, which are good, protective bacteria that tend to push out the germs causing the illness. Do not give anti-diarrhea medications; the body gets rid of these illnesses by pooping them out. ...Read more

In time: Hemorroids after chilfbirth, will subside most of the time after child birth with local care only, speak to yourob doctor who is an expert in this kind of problems. ...Read more

Dairy allergy: It could be dairy allergy---a good number of gerd babies have dairy allergies. Consider taking to your doctor. ...Read more

Dark spots: Let your pediatrician look at the spots, if he/she calls them mongolian spots they will fade without any treatment. ...Read more

Yes: Always a way to get rid of that fat roll. ...Read more

Planned Parenthood: Planned Parenthood is the best place to get help unless you have another doctor that you really trust ...Read more

Scars: You may get good results with either cosmetic surgery or injection of steroid into the scar. ...Read more

Prevention: The best treatment is prevention. Avoid the area where the chiggers or fleas are. Teat animals with fleas. Use netting if need be to avoid insect bites, etc. If they are already there, treat locally with soothing creams and see the Dr. For eval. Best wishes. ...Read more

See below: In infants, due to the proportional size of their airways as compared to ours, mucous sounds a lot worse but is not necessarily bad. When kids cough, cry, scream, vomit up mucous, they are naturally protecting their lungs. Only if respiratory distress and high fevers are occurring with this should you be concerned and get the child seen. Otherwise, suction nose, sit child up and humidy the air. ...Read more

Bedwetting: I am not sure what resources you may have in india, but here is my perspective. Your child has a problem. This is not willful behavior and this is not bad behavior. This problem, bedwetting, is very common. Most doctors who care for children will know how to help you. But, this child does not need to be punished, shamed, or in any way mistreated for having this problem. ...Read more

Low Carb High Fat: Aerobic exercise is far overrated and in fact for women is very detrimental. When hr is up, brain thinks life threatening problem and releases cortisol and adrenaline as stress response. This makes your belly fatter. Resistance training is the metabolically positive modality. Read two books.... Slo burn fitness revolution, hahn & why we get fat and what to do about it, taubes. ...Read more

May need eval: About half of infants will be visibly jaundiced by 5 days of age; some of those will need hospital based treatments like phototherapy or IV hydration, most will clear without help. I would contact your babies doc & discuss the finding with his/her staff. A blood test may be needed to assess the degree of jaundice. ...Read more