Is it safe to continue giving Aristozyme drops twice daily to my 2.5-month-old formula-fed baby for gas over a long period, and how can I tell if my baby is suffering from stomach issues or when to use colic drops?
Aristozyme drops contain digestive enzymes and should not be given long-term without your pediatrician's guidance. To tell if your baby has stomach issues, watch for signs like pulling legs up to the chest, a tense belly, or crying shortly after feeding. Formula-fed babies often swallow air, causing normal gas. If your baby is consistently fussy, consult your pediatrician.
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Is it safe to continue giving Aristozyme drops twice daily to my 2.5-month-old formula-fed baby for gas over a long period, and how can I tell if my baby is suffering from stomach issues or when to use colic drops?
Is it safe to continue giving Aristozyme drops twice daily to my 2.5-month-old formula-fed baby for gas over a long period, and how can I tell if my baby is suffering from stomach issues or when to use colic drops? | Apollo Pharmacy