Preterm birth Questions

Diet you are giving may be heavy and good as per your perception but may not be sufficient for bay. Give him well cooked oily diet frequently including milk. Continue breast milk till 2 years of age.

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As the cervical length is more than 25mm, so you shall need follow up and chances of preterm birth cannot be negated completely.

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we have diet plan for infant from 6 month to 2 yrs.
Which include. To get ideal height and weight. How to intruduce food every month. Like grains, fruits, vegetables, nuts, pulses, etc so that they give achieve their ideal requirements of all nutrients. To cure deficiency of vitamins and minerals. To help them to build immune system strong and also cure digestive problem. How to introduce cow's milk at 1 year.
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You can give all types of soft home made food, plus fruits of all.kinds, juices, milk, etc.

You can wait for 6 months. See if hernia is big then he may require surgery rt now. I already told you that there are 2 approaches. It's already 2 months. Wait till 6 months. You should meet paediatric surgeon. I personally wait for 6 months but in case hernia is large than I do early.

Pre-term risk is for all till one reaches full term. Proluton depot usually has not much effect but also usually given repeatedly

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Exclusively breast milk will help the child to gain weight and also built up immunity. Consult me online for the detailed diet chart.

Duvadilan tablet is to be taken only if you have preterm labour pain and can only be prescribed by a doctor. Don’t take it long term if not needed. Low molecular weight heparin can be taken along with it, if prescribed.

There are lot of reasons for preterm birth, stress, infections, uterine anomaly, short cervix, congenital anomaly, high bp, diabetes, etc. You can try now for next conception.

Weight increases according to birth weight. It becomes 3 times at 1 year. Ist 3 months weight gain is around 30 grams per day. Continue breastfeeding.