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Last Updated 29th o March, 2008
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Tina & Maxs’ Story From two weeks old our
son Max started to snuffle and choke would sleep no more than 1/2 hour
at a time including night, was husky, always had his fists clenched,
cried continuously and felt like he was continually latched on drinking
the only difference is he would not bring back his food. During this
time I saw three different doctors and several health visitors and told
continually that it was a cold and babies cry that’s what they do. I
have a 3 year old and know as a mother there was more to this but as I
was not receiving any help I started to think it was something I was
doing (”why could I not settle this baby? I know what I’m doing I have
done it before this time should be easy”) eventually when Max was 4mths
we took him to a paediatrician. Result, it has a name silent reflux he
was given Gaviscon and we continued for another 2 mths with little
improvement. At six mths max would no longer feed or suck a dummy (that
used to soothe him) due to the pain of swallowing, we took him back to
the GP and asked for an acid block taking the list from your site which
helped a great deal due to the GP not knowing much about reflux. We
were given the block and sent back to the hospital for x-rays on his
lungs as he now is very wheezy.
Rachel informed me to
persist and it is now paying off max has become a much happier baby and
I am now starting to enjoy him. He still wakes between an hour to three
hours at night but the days are so much better, I have also been taking
Max to a cranial osteopath which believe has contributed to him being a
lot calmer. My advice to Alfie’s mum, I was also informed to start
weaning at four months which was not the right thing for Max, due to it
having an affect of over filling the stomach, causing it to come back
up. Thank you for your advice and thank you for your web site
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