5 Vitamin K Myths Parents Believe to be True

[@xrayromeopapa2070]

And still not ONE medical professional can tell us what is in the shot!

[@fisherheverly2798]

Why didn’t you talk about the black box label? Show the full side effects list if you want to be taken seriously.

[@adamfirst9321]

2:36 You might want to mention that most if not all the cases are for newborns delivered through a C-Section.. about 1-2 weeks TOO EARLY, ON PURPOSE!!!!! (To avoid a natural birth)

[@joshuawilson5199]

Can you explain this please? I’m doing some research trying to make the decision.

[@carololiver9283]

I will be sharing this video with families thank you!

[@Paveli16]

Thank you

[@BloomOfLife]

Can you delay the shot? If so, how long after? I originally opted out and now my baby is 4 days old

[@thenicudoc]

The earlier you give it the better. Most bleeds happen early so best to get it soon after birth.

[@rhysotieno5249]

Is there a study showing a peak of vitamin k on the 8th day of a newborn?

[@xrayromeopapa2070]

@@thenicudoc 4 kids down and not one has ever had bleeding or injuries…

[@tenjutenju7935]

Thank u doctor for the information. I wanted to know why do they give vitamin K biweekly when baby is on IV antibiotic.

[@thenicudoc]

Some antibiotics will decrease the absorption of vitamin K. Cephalosporins (like Ceftazidime or cefuroxime) used for a long time will decrease your body's levels of vit K so best to replenish. Hope this helps

[@elenagoni2502]

Qué interesante!!!!