Patient's question:
A newborn baby, over thirty hours old;; still not eating milk;; what's going on? About the previous treatment and its effects: The doctor didn't say anything about what kind of help is needed: Hello expert;; what should I do?Doctor's answer:
I am a pediatrician. Have your child had bowel movements and urination? When you put the bottle to his mouth, does he show sucking reflex? If he does, it means the child can still be gradually encouraged. In the early stages, he may not be able to suck breast milk, so you can start by feeding him some formula. Be patient, as it is common for newborns to have difficulties with feeding in the early stages. The above advice is for the question "The baby hasn't eaten for over thirty hours after birth." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!