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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] I don't think you can tell just from the your description that this baby is lacking calories, suffering from gas, or anything at all. Medicine is more complex than just jumping to conclusions, OP, otherwise there wouldn't be so many years of medical school, and interns wouldn't work 100 hrs a week. The mother needs to consult her pediatrician to ensure her child is within the range of normal for weight gain and that there aren't any other issues. This warrants a pediatric consultant with an actual DOCTOR. Not a lactation consultant, or extra formula bottles right away. [/quote] This is like saying that you can’t notice that a child *might* have pink eye, or *might* have a cavity, or *might* need glasses, so let based on reasonable educated observations, simply because they didn’t go to med school. OP made a reasonable observation. [/quote]
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