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Most HelpfulNutramagin was recommended to me by my son's pediatrician as he could not take regular Enfamil, nor Isomil (soy). Nutramagin is for those severe cases of Reflux, which our son had. When used in conjunction with Prevacid, his symptoms dissapated. However, I have always been a bit nervous as to what...
read full review »I was only able to breast feed my son for about three weeks. A little while after we started him on formula he started having a runny nose and cough all the time. Then we battled throwing up. We tried stuff for acid reflux, different allergy medicines and all kinds of formula. I started wondering if it was something with the milk and talked to his new doctor who suggested we try this formula. Two days later he was half as snotty as he usually was and is now doing great. He doesn't really even have to take his allergy drops anymore! This formual is as hypoallergenic as you can get. ...
read full review »Both of my girls had acid reflux as infants, which meant the puked up a lot after each feeding. My second daughter had it so bad that her pediatrician tried her on 3 different formulas before nutramigen, which finally worked. It was amazing how it stopped the constant spitting up. Made our lives much easier, and we didn't have to do as much laundry :)
My daughter had colic so bad she did not let anyone sleep, even the neighbors could hear her screams. After crying for hours on end and a trip to the E.R., she was diagnosed with colic. Her doctor recommended for us to try Nutramigen. Two days later everyone was sleeping much better. The formula smells different and looks different than most formulas out there but as long as it works who cares? It comes in powder, concentrated or liquid. Most powder formula comes in 2 sizes 12.5oz. and 23.4oz. the nutramigen comes in a 16oz. and is more expensive, by like $10. Eventualy you can find it on sale...
read full review »My daughter was born with severe acid reflux. She was placed on Good Start Soy infant formula, which she did not tolerate very well. After several months of vomiting and different medications, a pediatric gastroenterologist changed her formula to Nutramigen, a hypoallergenic infant formula. In the 3 months she has been using it, we have seen a decrease in the amount of vomiting by 95%. It did take a couple of days for her to acquire a taste for it (apparently it is a different tasting product than its soy-based counterparts), but she adjusted well. The consistency is the same as other formula brands...
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