I have a newborn calf that will not suck on a bottle the mom has no milk would a shot of A&E help and how much
111189
Call your local vet to get help!   Or if you don't have one close the local extension office from your land grant university can answer the question or someone from the Farm Bureau.
1150580
You'll be fine! Just relax. Shots don't really hurt as bad as you might prophesize. Just look away when they give them to you. Talk to your mom while they give you the shots, to distract you from them. \n\nAnd the physical isn't that bad. They just take your weight, height, and maybe a urine sample. \n\nGood luck!
919630
drink more water\n\ni'm guessing you have really weak pop shots as well
1069207
Give her some bread to eat right away and plenty of water to drink. She will be fine. The biggest worry is that the bone will get stuck in the throat, and that hasn't happened (you'd know if it had from the choking, gasping and turning red, then white as the breathing stopped), so if she appears fine now, I wouldn't be too worried. Bread will cushion the bone, the stomach acids will destroy it and all will be well. Just be really careful in the future.
581682
there is no harm in it. though remember that if the person's milk you are drinking has taken any meds etc.... this will be passed on to you in most cases just as with babies. so be sure you know what you are injesting by doing this.
755544
Get a shot of whisky(any kind), put about 2 tablespoons of honey in it, about a teaspoon or two of lemon juice, mix it up and heat in microwave, about 15 seconds to warm then drink.  This mixture is good also if you have the flu or a  cold.
686603
when my daughter was 7 months old she had an ear infection.I had her to the doctor two times still didn't cure it.I used granny's home remedies again. a fresh clove of garlic diced very small put in a jar and cover with olive oil let set over night,shake the jar twice the next day.Then strain and put the oil in a covered container and keep in the fridge.I gave my daughter 1/4 teas. every 4 hours and warmed some and dropped into her ear.After 1 day of this the next morning she coughed up quite a bit of flem from her lungs.She stopped pulling at her ear that same day.! Also if you know a smoker.have someone gently blow(puff) cigarette smoke in her ear and cover immediately with a warm towel I don't know how that cures it but I have seen it done many many times! Instant cure!
790523
You should have your doctor check it out.  Your milk supply decreases as your infant nurses less and less, the milk does not actually "dry-up".  You may have a clogged milk duct, which is usually painful, and can progress to mastitis (infection), where you would possibly be having fever, malaise (general feeling of illness), and redness, warmth & tenderness of the affected breast.  If you have mastitis you will probably need antibiotics.  If you cannot see an MD soon, you can take a diaper and saturate it with hot water, and then apply as a heat-pack to the breast and that may help.  Nursing your infant using different positions can help as well.  Regardless of the cause, you always want to have lumps checked out by your doctor!
427773
*  Apply ice to the injury for 15 to 20 minutes each hour for the first 1 to 2 days. Put the ice in a plastic bag and place a towel between the bag of ice and your skin.\n    * After the first 1 to 2 days, you may put heat on the injury to help ease the pain. Use a heating pad (set on low), a whirlpool bath, or warm, moist towels for 15 to 20 minutes every hour for 48 hours.\n    * Do not use the pulled muscle for 2 to 3 days, or while you still have pain.\n    * Your doctor may suggest you wrap the injured area with an elastic (ace) bandage for a few days. Be careful not to wrap it too tightly because it may make the area numb or tingly. Loosen the wrap if you get these symptoms.\n    * If you need an air splint, your doctor can show you how to make it fit right. Wear the splint until the doctor says you may take it off.\n    * You can take off an air splint or ace wrap when showering or bathing.\n    * You may use over-the-counter medicines for pain. Always take medications exactly as directed.\n    * If you are given a tetanus shot, your arm may get swollen, red, and warm to the touch at the site of the shot. This is a normal reaction to the medicine. And yes, some pulled muscles require a shot, depending on how severe.\n\nCall Your Doctor If...\n\n    * The pain or swelling gets worse.
3688
The nurse is right... everyone is different. The first few days after the baby is born you will probably just give colostrum - the premilk that's full of all antibodies etc. Then about day 5 or so your milk should come in. (You'll know because you'll feel like you should be walking around with a bunch of $ in your g-string -LOL) Good Luck and Congrats on the baby news!
673188
mix two cups of water with 3 cups of flour\nAdd the juice of adult one coco-berry tree (min height 936ft 3inches)\nFold in two cups of young ladys body hair mixed with 1 tsb of old man rimula\nturn around in three complete circles chanting UMBA UMMA UMBA\nand leave to chill over night or for a t least 18 minutes.\nPinch of salt to taste\nVoila...you have gold!\n\nIf this one fails, I do have a magic spell but it requires milk which is extremely difficult to get these days since the cows became extinct, it doesn't work as well with boobie milk.
89039
Yes the milk would be fine, but the baby would only become a vampire if bitten. Chances are if they are close enough to breastfeed they could also bite, furthering their race.
649403
maybe you can try warm compress, its what i was told to do after i gave birth, maybe it will work, but you have to be ready 'cause milk may come pouring out.
604104
I HAVE NEVER HEARD ANYTHING LIKE EITHER OF THESE STATEMENTS... I ALWAYS DRINK MILK AFTER GETTING WRECKED...IT HELPS ME... I DRINK ANYWHERE FROM 1/2 TO 1 GALLON.
596806
Sounds like she should get checked by a doctor first.\n\nSteam is good for a cough and helps to get phlem up of the chest. If you have a vapouriser put it in the room. If not, a bowl of hot water; get her to sit with her face over the bowl so that she can breath in the steam for a few minutes with a towel over her head. BE VERY CAREFUL SHE DOES NOT TIP THE WATER OVER.
611221
Try giving her orange juice, the citric acid in the orange juice helps to dissolve the phlegm enough for her to swallow it. Make sure when you give her orange juice she has something in her tummy so that the acid doesn't burn the lining of her stomach. \n Getting phlegm stuck in her throat like that is a sign of dehydration, she's not drinking enough fluids. If you find that you can't make her drink more water then I would make the small amount of fluids she does drink make more of a difference. Try giving her Gatorade, orange juice, 7-Up, and Pedialyte when she's thirsty. All those liquids will help balance the electrolytes in her body, keeping better hydrated and her bodily functions working better. \nWhen she starts coughing try giving her peppermints to suck on, the peppermint settles her stomach, makes her throat slick (making it easier to cough phlegm up), and the peppermint oil will help loosen up her sinuses.\nI hope she feels better soon.
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Talk with your doctor or pediatrician in specific to see what they say. I had a c-section and was given vicoden and 800mg motrin while I was nursing(Both c's, breastfed 2 different times). I was told that it was safe to nurse, that not enough medicine would pass through to harm the baby. Plus it is only for a short time. Only take what you need. You can also express milk after pumping and feed the baby pre-pumped and stored milk for a few days if that would make you feel better.\n\nThe doctors were very careful with any other medications I was given. I had to have a gastroscopy and was told not to breastfeed for 24-48 hours after that  because of the drugs I was given. So make sure to check on the anesthesia that you're given.