With phimosis the foreskin is too tight or the frenulum too short for the foreskin to be retracted fully or at all. Because of this constriction, smegma (the natural discharge from the head of the penis) can be hard to clean, which can caus inflammation.Contact a doctor: 1  To assess the complaints.himosis can also cause problems when the foreskin can be retracted over the head of the penis. With an erection the foreskin can get stuk behind the head of the penis and swell, causing it not to be able to be put back over the head of the penis. This is an urgent complaint, requiring the attention of a doctor.
Doctors say that in the first month of her life, your baby will probably feed between six and 12 times a day. Nature lets your baby know what is good for her; and the more frequently she feeds, the more she stimulates your milk production, ensuring that she'll always have a ready supply when she needs it.
Your babyâs appetite will vary from day to day and month to month, so try to let her set the pace. Your baby will feed as often as she needs to, as long as you learn to spot her cues and respond to them. If your baby is newborn, she will need to feed little and often, so offer a bottle every two hours or three hours.Let her feed for as long as she wants to. If she's had enough of a bottle, donât force her to drink more. As your baby grows, she will be able to manage larger feeds and have longer breaks between bottles.f you're planning to formula-feed your baby, you'll have plenty to think about. For a start, you'll need to learn how to sterilise the equipment and make up a bottle. You'll also need to know how to give your baby her bottle, and how often, and how to cope when you're out and about.