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Epidural or not?

Hi mummies. I'm going to be a mother of 4 soon. But yet I'm still afraid of the contraction pain and still can recalled how's the pain is. Can u all mummies that took epidural share how was your experiences? The process of epi and after labour. I'm still thinking if I should take epi or no

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i have a question

Mummies, any of ur baby have taken the Rotavirus vaccine? My baby already take for the 1st vaccine.. supposedly just now is his 2nd vaccine but didint turn up due to heavy rain.. If didnt take for the 2nd vacccine, is it ok?

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what is this??

Hi mummies.. is ur lo have this thing white patches on the skin before? That time i bring my 4mths old baby to the doctor and gave me a cream to apply.. actually i don't know what cause his skin to get this white patches.. Behind the neck and at forehead

what is this??
This seems like what Malays call it, “panau”. I quote from Google; “Tinea versicolor is a fungal infection of the skin. It's also called pityriasis versicolor and is caused by a type of yeast that naturally lives on your skin. When the yeast grows out of control, the skin disease, which appears as a rash, is the result. The infection can happen for any of the following reasons: - You have oily skin - You live in a hot climate - You sweat a lot - Hormonal changes - You have a weakened immune system Because the yeast grows naturally on your skin, tinea versicolor is not contagious. The condition can affect people of any skin color. It's more likely to affect teens and young adults. Signs and Symptoms of Tinea Versicolor: - Acidic bleach from the growing yeast causes areas of skin to be a different color than the skin around them. These can be individual spots or patches. Specific signs and symptoms of the infection include: - Patches that may be white, pink, red, or brown and can be lighter or darker than the skin around them. - Spots that do not tan the way the rest of your skin does. - Spots that may occur anywhere on your body but are most commonly seen on your neck, chest, back, and arms. - The spots may disappear during cool weather and get worse during warm and humid weather. They may be dry and scaly and may itch or hurt, although this is not common.”
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Just a survey

Hi mummies! Can i see how many mummies here give ur lo drink Lactogen or Dumex Dugro?

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any idea why?

Hello mummies! I'm not sure what happen to my baby skin lately.. it seems to have small white spots coming out.. is it serious or do i need to apply something? The white spot is around forehead and eye area

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Can i pay by CDA at Guardian Pharmacy?

Hi mummies! What items can i purchase at Guardian Pharmacy using CDA?

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Asking behalf of my friend

My friend she is single mother.. she wants to apply CDA account for her child.. any mummies know how to apply??

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About G6PD deficiency

Hi mummies.. Do anyone of u have G6PD deficiency? Do u eat Jamu/herbs when u on confinement? Cause i have G6PD but i'm not sure if i can consume it or not..

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about baby cord

Hi mummies.. my baby cord came off just now but still got left over.. is it normal or do i need to go polyclinic?

about baby cord
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Any recommendation

Hi mummies! Any recommendation for postnatal massage? Still searching for one.. due date is next month still haven't get one yet ?

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