What dose of Zantac is your baby one? My LO has been so fussy and I think increasing it would be good but I am not sure if it can be increased. She takes 1ml twice a day.
My baby is 7 weeks old, doctor said to take .4 ml three times daily. I usually only give it to him twice daily since baby would wake up crying to eat at night and don't wanna wake up the whole family. My doctor said to give it to him 30 min before each feeding, did your doctor gave instructions as to when to give it to your baby?
We're on 1ml three times a day which is such a pain to try to keep up with especially since there are many times that it falls right in the middle of her nighttime sleep which can last as long as five hours so I've had to give it late since i refuse to wake a sleeping baby especially when it takes two hours to put her to sleep sometimes.
Ours is 10 weeks and about 10 lbs now and on 0.8 ml twice daily, but we didn't get instructions on when to give it to her. She's been taking it almost 2 weeks now and to definitely helping but I too was thinking a bit higher dose might be better. I give it to her in the morning after she nurses and late afternoon when she still has some feedings left... Don't know if it helps just being in her system or if it's best to give directly around feeding times? That's what we do though.
My LO is almost 9 weeks, 11lbs 5 oz and is on 1ml twice daily. She has been on it since she was a few weeks old. It does not matter when you give the medicine, it's a preventive medication and it stays in there little body.
My LO started on Zantac when she was 4 weeks, 8lbs 8 oz, with 1ml twice a day. One of our friends had to switch her baby to Prevacid and it has worked better for them than Zantac so that may be something to check out. It is a pill, but she says it is sweet so she just cuts it into tiny pieces and he (8 weeks old) eats it.
Almost 2 months and taking .5 but I think she needs to have it increased. She's spitting up in large amounts again. It was great up until a week ago. I know they still spit up, but here is a lot.
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