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Need advice Mummy

Dear Mummies, I jus gave birth to twins 6 months back. They are turning 7 soon. And have started teething. They have terrible diarrhea and Nappy rush. Seen the doc and Nappy rash getting better. But diarrhea is not stopping. Is there any remedy? I have dialute their milk lighter and doctor med not working well. Is there anything I can do to stop the diarrhea?

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Do you have an idea what is causing the diarrhoea? Was there a change in milk powder or food? Need to check that your babies are not dehydrated. Formula-fed babies: • Continue feeding your baby with formula milk. • If diarrhoea persists for more than 10 days, you may consider switching to soy formula or lactose-free formula milk. • Offer more feeds or milk if possible

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Dear Mummies, I just delivered my Twin babies via c sect. I was under tramedol painkillers and did not BF. And now, when I wanted to try, I noticed I had not produce BM. How do I create BM naturally .. I tried pump but it's not of a use.. please advise Mummies.. Thank you

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Need yr advise Mummies

Hi Mummies, currently I m at 34 weeks expecting Twins. Last week I underwent preterm threaten labour which was scary. But doc saying it's Best to deliver only at 37 weeks via c sect. But guess their weight have been pressing down and am experiencing extreme pain walkin and also pain Ard my pelvic area. Is there any way to ease the pain or by me opt-in to have c sect much earlier, will it affect the babies.. confuse first time mum.. Hoping to get a solution as it's been putting a lot of pressure

Hang in there! Try to rest more in bed to relieve the pressure. I am experiencing something similar just that you probably will be feeling more discomfort as you are having twins. Think about how worth it will be in a few more weeks, when your babies are in your arms!

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should I be worried, mummies

I m first time mum wit twins. In my 3rd trimester, Recently,goin thru bad constipation. Sorry.. And when I force, I saw blood . Should I be worried and see the doc or is it common. When I goggle, it's says its common and due to force tear. Or she I go to the doctor for consultation. Jus worries wit all the virus and all..

Can try drinking prune juice

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Three Questions and hoping for an answer

Hi mummies, I m a first time mum, expecting Twins. And I am secdule for c-sect due to baby positioning. I read the recovery mode is gonna be very long. Is the anything I should tell the doc on the cut so I can recover fast. Secondly, wat should I pack in my bag to prepare for delivery? Totally anxious 3rdly, when can I expect my stomach to grow bigger. Lol. It's still small at 7 mths and was wondering am I on the safe side.. Lots of baby dust and positivity for everyone:)

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1. The doctor will make the cut as big as necessary to get the babies out safely. They will also stitch it tightly so prevent excessive bleeding and infection. The skin layer also has stitches that are done under the skin and the stitches are absorbable, so you don’t have to worry about them needing to be removed. Just trust them and relax and get ready to receive your beautiful babies:) On your part, keep your would clean and dry, and keep your blood sugar levels good, so you heal faster. It’ll still take about 3-4 weeks to feel better, so don’t rush things. 2. Bring your IC, wallet, documents given by the hospital, one set of going home clothes for you and baby. You can also bring a nursing bra for ease of feeding baby. Bring your phone. I brought my nursing cushion, because it helped so much.. haha. I could be hands free after arranging the pillows and nursing cushion for baby to feed. 3. Babies grow a lot faster after 30 weeks, so hang in there and eat well:) you’re eating for 3! Have a safe pregnancy and delivery!

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I m schedule for c-sect but curious will I be fully unconscious or partial and will my husband be allowed in the operation room. How will it be like... nervous abt the whole thing. Wanted to do it naturally but doc said due to high risk of twin delivery, to play safe. Go for c sect . Kindly advise...

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It depends on whether you’re having epidural (partial) or general anaesthesia (full). This will be discussed with you by the anaesthetist. Due to the current COVID situation, not sure if your husband gets to go in now. It’s natural to be nervous:) but you’ll do great! And congrats on your twins!!

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Curious On Gender

Hi ladies, I may sound funny but curious. I m in my 2nd trimester wit twins and curious to know their gender. One side of my face has been having increase pigmentation wit pimples and other side clear. Any myths on it to guess. Lol. Or I will hav to wait for 2 more weeks which seems forever..

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Hahah - no myths but congrats! Twins! Double the trouble, double the fun. Hope it’s one boy and one girl!

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is chocolate Milk ok to take

Hi Beautiful souls, just wanna check if we can drink HL chocolate or meiji chocolate milk during 2and trimester? I totally dislike white milk since young. Will it had bad side effects takin chocolate milk instead.. :(

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Wonderin when the we can feel the kicks of the baby

I would like to thank all mummies here for being so supportive to one another and sharing every bit u know. It's truly a blessing:) I m expecting twins and in 15 weeks and wonderin when we can feel the kicks of the babies .. Baby dust to all

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Usually between wk 18-24 for first time mums

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