what causes a 4 month old baby's mouth area to turn white or blue when you pick him up?
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Sounds scary! Ask your pediatrician ASAP!
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Never force a 4-month baby to stand. There is absolutely nothing wrong with your 4-month baby's legs. I always bring mine (now 13 months) to the baby's hospital for routine CHECK-UP EVERY MONTH without fail.\n\n4-month baby cannot ingest solid food yet; mine loved the little jars of Heinz, Berbers range of baby food for that specific age group. Of course these are supplemented by everyday feeds on baby's milk formula. Always listen to doctors' advice at the baby's hospital.
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yessss! although i dont think it's very common.  amoxicillin, ceftriaxone, streptamycin any of those plus other antioboitocs would work.  you should check with your dentist if this happened to your baby.
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* when a baby is first born, the eye still has not fully developed a dark pigment known as melanin that helps “color” eyes and skin. blue or gray eyes (which many caucasian babies have at birth) in a newborn mean that melanin is virtually absent within the eye’s colored portion (iris).\n\n* when your baby is about six months old, you’ll have a better idea of eye color as pigmentation begins to form and brown or darker eyes might appear. the baby’s eye color should be determined by about age one, although some individuals may experience eye color changes through adulthood.\n\n* people of asian, african-american, hispanic, or native american descent often have babies who are brown-eyed at birth because of darker pigmentation (melanin).
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Yep it's called Jaundice and that usually happens if there is some dysfunction in the liver.  PLEASE see your doctor ASAP so they can figure out what's causing it.  If it's a newborn infant that's very treatable and common.  If you are talking about an adult, it is very serious and needs to be addressed TODAY!
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I understand your concern, and am very sorry that you are going through this. At 7 weeks your baby should be able to startle to noise by moving his body in some way, but he may not be able to turn his head completely. OAE testing has inconsistent results because it relies on having a good seal, so that the test only picks up sound in the ear, rather than in the room. It also relies on a quiet environment. Since your son has failed at least one ear each time, you should definitely do the ABR.  In the mean time practice "talking" to him, out of his field of vision and in his field of vision. Hold him and so that he does not see your face, but can be easily turned to see your face. Then say his name and sing to him. Note whether he reacts to the sound of your voice by startling/smiling, or whether he only reacts once you have turned him to face you. Whether he reacts or not, gradually turn him to face you, while still calling his name and singing to him. Whether he is alerting to the sound of your voice or to the sight of your face, you will be stimulating a communicative "bond" with your son that is necessary for his development whether his hearing turns out to be fine or not. Once you have your ABR results, you can decide with your doctor and audiologist what steps to take next.\n\nGood Luck!\nRain, Speech-Language Pathologist
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That sounds as though he's either hemorrhaging internally or he has a block somewhere in his GI tract.  You should call his pediatrician today if not sooner.
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It depends on your diet.  If you take iron it will be dark dark brown.  If you drink a lot of carrot juice it will be orange.  Average diet will make it medium to light brown. \n\nMany infants have green... which may be because they drink a lot of milk (this one I am not sure about.)\n\nIf you are worried, then call a doctor.  Hope I have helped.
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on top of a young babies head (under18months) they have a soft spot on top of their head whwere their skull has not closed yet .If this spot feels hollow then it is depressed and the baby is dehydrated
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It's called thrush.  Sometimes babies get it, and it's a white film or crust inside the mouth.  It's treated with an oral rinse of nystatin.  Anyone can get it, though (not just babies).
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sit ooboo, sit. See spot run. What color are your spots? Mine are white. Don't worry, you should get more the older you get.
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Okay, I don't know what "sma white" means... and your question is a worded a bit strangely... but I WILL say this:  a 3 week baby is SUPPOSED to wake regularly for feedings!  About once every 2 to 3 hours as a matter of fact.  The EARLIEST that a baby should have a break in that pattern is around 7 to 8 weeks of age... at which point, if you are playing your cards right, the baby will skip one of his/her night feeds and sleep for a 4-5 hour stretch.  \n\nMy recommendation for you/your granddaughter's parents is to get a book called "Babywise". It very clearly and concisely discusses a GREAT and EFFECTIVE approach to feeding that will help you raise a healthy happy baby who is easy to put down for naps and who will sleep through the night early on.\n\nFive friends recommended this book to me, each with multiple children, and swore by it.  I received it as a gift from one of them, read it, followed it and my daughter was sleeping through the night by 8 weeks of age.\n\nMy understanding is that it is NOT okay to give a baby that young cereal in their bottle.  If anything, the nipple hole will be too small for her to get anything out of the bottle anyway.  Ask a pediatrician about that advice before you take it.
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White tongue\n\nWhite spots and patches or coating of the tongue are a symptom of several medical conditions:\n\n    * Antibiotics side effect\n    * Oral candidiasis (thrush) - whitish patches\n    * Debauch\n    * Leukoplakia\n    * Keratosis pharyngis\n    * "Lie Bumps" - small white dots usually on tip of tongue     \n       caused by trauma to the taste buds (like something too \n       acidic,eg sour patches was mentioned often.)\n\nGoogle these and see if any of the images look like what you have.  good luck!
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Many supplements cause that to occur, don't worry about it.   I think it's the food coloring in it.  I bet it has a strange smell to it also.
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If you are pregnant or recently had a baby, I would say breast milk. But you would probably wouldn't have to ask about that. It took me about 3 years to stop "leaking" after I had my kid. Almost every day, or at least every other day, a little white stuff would come out. I hear there are pills for that, but I couldn't afford to go to the doctor.\n\nIf you can, you really should go see a dr. It may just be a little milk, although I have never heard of anyone besides pregnant or nursing women and young babies producing milk. Some kind or hormone overload or something when the babies do it. Maybe you have a hormone imbalance? \n\nIt could also be something like an infection. For real, if it lasts more than a few days - Go See The Doctor! You may want to call and speak to a nurse to see what they think about it. \n\nGood luck. :) Hopefully it's 'nothing'. But if it is something, it would be better to catch it early on and get it fixed before things get painful.
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citrus or acidic- my daughter get's a rash around her mouth when she drinks orange juice or eats pickles
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Interesting, my poop has never been green.  My babies poop was green untill we started feeding her baby food.  So it might have to do with your diet.