Primary Complex Thread 2

[lovely_carrot]

^actually sis, wala talagang technique yan. depende kasi sa bata, merong uto uto, meron naman mas wais pa sa nanay.

yung sa amin magnanay kung ano anong drama na yung ginawa namin ng mama ko at nung previous yaya nya. andyan na yung bargaining like bili ng ganitong toys, or ganung food, isasama ko sya sa office or pag naggrocery, malling, etc. minsan naman tatakutin ko sya na mamamatay pag di uminom, o kaya mag spit ng blood kasi yun yung alam nya na TB talaga e, minsan away na talaga. May mga mornings na okay sya painumin, minsan nuknukan din talaga ng arte, siguro kasi nga nanawa na sa lasa.

Also it would help if you have some small candy or juice that she can drink right after nung kulay red, eto talaga yung nakakasuka sa kanya e.

eventually you'll find a way that will both work for you. it's also important na maintindihan nila kung bakit nila kailangan inumin yun. if left untreated, it could really lead to something worse.

[kumikosan_9]

     hi dra. lelet. Thank you for your reply. My son's pedia prescribed Propan for Hugo. I noticed a slight improvement on his appetite but not still enough for me to say na okay na. He is 11.7 kgs right now at 2 years 3 months.

     BER month na, and i'm feeling a little relieved kasi malapit na mag end ang pagpapainom ng meds. December 22 ang last day ng kidz kit nya. 

[leletmd]

^ You're welcome.

@rhylie10:
Is she still on pediasure? Malakas pa rin ba ang milk intake niya? If yes, then hindi talaga lalakas ang kain niya ng solid food if she drinks a lot of milk. There is displacement of appetite kasi. Kahit kasi bigay ka ng bigay ng appetite stimulant, kung malakas pa rin siya sa milk, hindi pa rin siya magkaka-appetite sa solid food. Appebon is an appetite stimulant. Please ask your pedia regarding vitamins for your kids since she is the best person to ask since she is the one who knows the history of your child well.
Were you able to find the source of your child's PC? It will be helpful to have the source treated at the same time as your child so that there will be lesser chances of recurrence.