Sandifer syndrome

We are currently waiting to be refer to paediatrics for our LO who is suffering with what looks like seizures we believe its Sandifer syndrome we are so worried as the symptoms are getting worse and she's now having them more durning the day and now also at night. I'm so worried as I now can't sleep through the night, and she sleeps on my chest as it doesn't happen when she's on her front.

I hate seeing her so upset and uncomfortable.

Her reflux seems to be getting worse
She only has breastmilk, but I'm starting to wonder if she's got an intolerance to something. She's so uncomfortable. She's currently on Omeprazole and waiting to be referred to paediatrics.

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hello there. I am going through this . How is your little girl

@Michelle, aww, bless her. We have a hospital appointment on Monday for our little one. We haven't been told that's what it is, but I'm going to mention it. I've cut dairy out of my diet as I breastfed, and she's on Omeprazole, and things have been a little calmer. How's your little girl ?

@Clara we have a hospital appointment on Monday for our little one. We haven't been told that's what it is, but I'm going to mention it. I've cut dairy out of my diet as I breastfed, and she's on Omeprazole, and things have been a little calmer. How's things for you?

I read it is a symptom of uncontrolled reflux. My baby gets worse when reflux is not treated properly. It tends to come back when he overgrows the omeprazol dose

is she on medication?

is them rubbing their nose and face a sign? Mine does it all the time!

Hello, wondering if you had any answers or if your LO stopped doing this? Going through something similar at 6mo. Thank you ☺️

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