FRISOLAC GOLD | LACTOSE-FREE | BABY MILK | 400 GM.

FRISOLAC GOLD LF - 400 GM: Product description: Frisolac Gold Lf is a special formula lactose-free suitable for babies suffering from diarrhea associated with lactose intolerance. Can be used from birth onwards. Format: Frisolac Gold Lf comes in a can of 400 gm. Friso Gold LF features: Friso Gold 3 is a lactose-free formula that can be used from birth onwards. Specially formulated with Prebiotics that help to maintain good digestive health. Provides the benefits of natural proteins through LockNutri™ technology that locks milk protein structure in its natural form. Suitable for babies in case of lactose intolerance Friso Gold 3 contains Selenium, Omega-3, and Arachidonic acid for the development of mental health. How to prepare Frisolac Gold LF: Wash your hands before preparing the feed. Wash the baby feeder and all its parts to get rid of the residue of the previous feeding. Boil the drinking water for five minutes and cool. Add water to baby feeder according to the quantity specified in the feeding schedule. Use only the scale packed inside of the package and reduce the excess amount. Add milk according to the amounts mentioned in the feeding table. Shake baby feeder until milk fully dissolved. Tightly close the package and keep it in a cool, dry place and should be used within four weeks of opening. Friso Gold LF feeding schedule: Add 1 scoop to every 30 ml warm previously boiled water. Follow the feeding guidelines mentioned on Frisolac Gold LF can. Diarrhea in newborns and infants: A change in your baby’s normal stool consistency and frequency. Newborns may have frequent stools, sometimes after each feeding. More frequent may be more than one stool per feeding or change in consistency like watery stool. Causes of diarrhea in newborns and infants: Change in your baby’s diet or in the mother’s diet if breastfeeding. If the baby is on an antibiotic as well as the mother. Bacterial or parasitic infections. Complications: Dehydration symptoms: Dry mouth. Dry skin. Lethargy, less active than usual. Sunken eyes. Diaper rash: Your baby may get diaper rash as a diarrhea rash and to protect him: Change your baby’s diaper frequently. Use protective creams. Clean your baby’s diaper area with water and avoid wet wipes. Useful tips and food to be used during diarrhea: Banana – crackers – cereals. Consider change formula if your baby is on feeding bottle. Use an oral rehydration solution to prevent dehydration as directed by your doctor or pharmacist.