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2 months baby didn't poop from 5 days
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My 2 months breastfeeding baby didn't poop from last 5 days.
Is it normal or I need to visit hospital.
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It is absolutely normal.usually will pass by 7 days .visit hospital if child is crying a lot and trying to pass stool but not happening.or after 7 days also not passed stool than visit
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Give tummy time .
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It's normal if the baby is not in discomfort.
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If no abdominal distension and passing gas , touch to soft then it’s fine . Observe feeding and urine output lethargy and vomiting if any
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It is normal.if the baby is sucking well,urine output is normal and is active,no need to worry.
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Dr. Lokanadha Reddy
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Bangalore
Its normal at this age..wait for 2 more days
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