tinkinpink84
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Posted: 01-18-07 15:25pm
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| emma2
wrote: | | i'm sorry but what will you
tell the Dr. Shes crying all day and the
reason im here is because
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............. There are no symtoms of
anything wrong with her health and she is
still feeding....Some days are bad and
some are good. She probably has cramps
or just feels
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i jsut realized can thrush make them
cranky? Ive been lookin in her mouth and
eh she might have thrush on her tongue.
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Posted: 01-18-07 15:26pm
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| chase4
wrote: | | but what if something is
wrong.I would rather be safe than
sorry |
based on what that the baby is crying? If
the baby feeds and poops there is nothing
a dr can do for you....Its like saying im
gonna go to the Dr. Because I yelled at
my husband I think something is wrong with
my health...It doesnt make any sense
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Sandbox Party
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Posted: 01-18-07 15:26pm
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U guys couldnt expect her to take her to
the doctor with the weather being so bad.
That would have put her and the baby in
danger.
All babies have episodes where they cry.
Sometimes a gas bubble thats being
stubborn can make them cry for hours.
Sometimes they just want to be
tempermental. You never know.
Im glad she didnt take the baby out in
nasty weather.
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Posted: 01-18-07 15:27pm
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Yes it makes them super cranky because it
irritates them when they feed....Youll
have to get to a Dr. To get a
prescription because the more she feeds
the more it will spread and irritate
her...My son just finished his thrush
episode!!! Sucks!!
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Magical Logic
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Posted: 01-18-07 15:28pm
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I just saying I would not let my baby cry
for days and pass it off saying oh she is
just fussy. Who cares if its a wasted
trip to the dr at least she knows nothing
is wrong
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tinkinpink84
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Posted: 01-18-07 15:29pm
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Some common signs of a yeast infection in
nursing mothers are:
itchy, pink, red, shiny, or burning
nipples (may be cracked) (note that pink,
tender nipples can also be a sign of a
bacterial infection, or dermatitis, which
should be diagnosed and treated by a
dermatologist.)
deep, shooting breast pain during or after
feedings
a vaginal yeast infection
i found that onlineand I do get the
shooting pain in my breasts, wasnt sure
what it was so hmm I think I solved my
problem but involves a visit to the dr
anyhow lol cuz she has white on her tongue
I havent tried wiping it. But joseph had
thrush quite a few times btu he was bottle
fed, so we are probably passing the crap
back and forth.
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Posted: 01-18-07 15:30pm
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That isn't that she doesn't *want* to take
her to the doctor.. The point is that
right now where she is the wind is 90mph.
I wouldn't drive with my baby in that
weather, either!
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Magical Logic
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Posted: 01-18-07 15:31pm
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She was fussy yesterday and she had her
out and did not take her to the dr
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tinkinpink84
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Posted: 01-18-07 15:31pm
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I realized too its the past couple days
shes been cranky that my breasts have been
sore and stuff so hmm I gotta check her
mouth out and I think we will eb both
going to the drs tomorow .
I dunno why that thought didnt occur to me
sooner .
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Posted: 01-18-07 15:38pm
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| chase4
wrote: | | she was fussy yesterday and
she had her out and did not take her to
the dr |
i dont think everyone drags there kid to
the dr over one fussy day. 2 days now im
wondering whats up buti think it might be
thrush. I just gotta check inside her
mouth when she wakes up because I dont
wanna wake her up at like 10 at night just
to look. But that might be the cause.
But shes asleep on daddy right now so im
gonna go to bed plus the power keeps
flickering with every gust of wind so
gonna go before the power does if it does.
Supposedly we are only under the weather
advisory till midnight . I hope so. From
thrush with joseph I think maybe thats
what it is I havent properly seen her
cheecks btu her tongue hs teh white on it
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Thanks for the advice for those that did
give me some  hopefully it all
gets sorted tomorow. And pray the weather
is better. The wind sounds soo creepy in
this house.
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Posted: 01-18-07 15:39pm
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Good luck! Tell us how it all turns out!
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tinkinpink84
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Posted: 01-18-07 15:39pm
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| arcadia
wrote: | | that isn't that she doesn't
*want* to take her to the doctor.. The
point is that right now where she is the
wind is 90mph. I wouldn't drive with my
baby in that weather,
either! |
its like a giant windstorm over germany .
2 diff people that live in diff parts got
the same thing going on . First tiem ive
ever heard of a "wind storm" the gusts are
90 mph the winds between 50-75 mph still
they dont want people out because of
trees.
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Posted: 01-18-07 15:45pm
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| tinkinpink84
wrote: | | arcadia
wrote: | | that isn't that she doesn't
*want* to take her to the doctor.. The
point is that right now where she is the
wind is 90mph. I wouldn't drive with my
baby in that weather,
either! |
its like a giant windstorm over germany .
2 diff people that live in diff parts got
the same thing going on . First tiem ive
ever heard of a "wind storm" the gusts are
90 mph the winds between 50-75 mph still
they dont want people out because of
trees. |
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Magical Logic
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Posted: 01-18-07 15:54pm
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| tinkinpink84
wrote: | | chase4
wrote: | | she was fussy yesterday and
she had her out and did not take her to
the dr |
i dont think everyone drags there kid to
the dr over one fussy day. 2 days now
im wondering whats up buti think it might
be thrush. I just gotta check inside
her mouth when she wakes up because I dont
wanna wake her up at like 10 at night just
to look. But that might be the cause.
But shes asleep on daddy right now so im
gonna go to bed plus the power keeps
flickering with every gust of wind so
gonna go before the power does if it does.
Supposedly we are only under the
weather advisory till midnight . I hope
so. From thrush with joseph I think
maybe thats what it is I havent properly
seen her cheecks btu her tongue hs teh
white on it .
Thanks for the advice for those that did
give me some hopefully it all
gets sorted tomorow. And pray the
weather is better. The wind sounds soo
creepy in this
house. |
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Posted: 01-18-07 16:09pm
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| emma2
wrote: | | chase4
wrote: | | but what if something is
wrong.I would rather be safe than
sorry |
based on what that the baby is crying?
If the baby feeds and poops there is
nothing a dr can do for you....Its like
saying im gonna go to the Dr. Because I
yelled at my husband I think something is
wrong with my health...It doesnt make any
sense |
yes, something could be wrong because the
baby is crying, that is the only way a
baby can indicate that something is wrong.
And there is nothing wrong with carrying
the baby to the doctor because he/she is
crying for two days, especially a newborn
baby. It is incorrect to say that if a
baby feeds and poops that there is nothing
a doctor can do for you.....There could be
many things wrong with the baby and then
again it may not be anything serious at
all like gas, but I would rather carry the
baby to the doctor and find out its
nothing than to not carry her and
something serious results. Try to
remember that not every infection will
start out with a fever...Sometimes the
pain comes before the fever.
Obviously .Tink can't take her now, but as
soon as the weather clears I would take
the baby to the doctor......I always
prefer to err on the side of caution when
it comes to my kids.
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Posted: 01-18-07 16:12pm
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Babies cry non stop if they are
colicky...My son cried all day yesterday
for no good reason..Cranky maybe? I know
its hard because its your baby but there
is such a thing as a baby who just
cries...And besides she thingk she might
have thrush that causes them to be
cranky...
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foxy
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Posted: 01-18-07 16:21pm
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| emma2
wrote: | | babies cry non stop if they
are colicky...My son cried all day
yesterday for no good reason..Cranky
maybe? I know its hard because its your
baby but there is such a thing as a baby
who just cries...And besides she thingk
she might have thrush that causes them to
be cranky... |
with all due respect .Emma, you are not a
doctor....Your son may just be cranky, but
it is irresponsible to tell .Tink that
there is nothing wrong and passing it off
as nothing.....How would you feel if .Tink
comes in here in a couple of days with a
morbid story (heaven forbid).
Like I said before, you don't take risks
with newborns.
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Posted: 01-18-07 16:24pm
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Im sorry but wasn't there an issue with
your child being sick at the beginning of
the week???
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Posted: 01-18-07 16:25pm
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I agree with .Foxy in that I wouldn't take
the "wait and see" approach if the weather
were more favorable. If you're unable to
go anywhere due to storms that's one thing
- but the original post should have
reflected this. This is not the first
time .Tink has asked for advice and
disregarded it in favor of waiting it out.
Not that .I'm saying she's wrong for
doing so, but it is not what I would have
done. I would rather the doctor tell me I
had no reason to worry than to have him
tell me I shouldn't have waited. Two days
of crying sends up red flags in my mind,
so I would not have passed it off as
fussiness. But again, I won't fault .Tink
for doing so. It's her call as the
child's mother.
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Posted: 01-18-07 16:28pm
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| sunflower_pie81
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issue with your child being sick at the
beginning of the
week??? |
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