From late Knight baby pass very small stool every after 1 or 2 hours but not watery stool
Peeing normal 3 to 4 hours
Behave like cremp in abdominal
Fever one time 100 and go
Rash at anal place red red
Age 3 months 20 dyes
Wight 7 kg
It's seems dysentery any antibiotics or else suggestions please (approx 4 months baby
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Hi i can understand your worries but these type of stool normal in early infancy....baby can pass stool 7bto 8 times also...hope baby is on exclusive BF...
Next Steps
you can apply zinc oxide(rashfree cream) 3 times a day...avoid diaper..
you can use digestive drops...
Health Tips
dont give antibiotic...
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No need to start antibiotics..
Though start with probiotic
syp. Rinifol 2.5 ml 2 times a day x 5 days
You can give calpol drops 1ml SOS when temp 99f or more than that
Continue breastfeeding
Watch on urine output
Use cotton diapers
Apply candid cream three times a day for five days
Then use Himalaya diaper rash cream for regular use
If baby cries due to abdo cramps.. give colimex drops 0.5 ml SOS
Next Steps
if loose motions and fever continue , child looks drowsy, consult with pediatrician
Is child on top feed and how it's been given??
What about urine output?? Is child feeding well??
Next Steps
exclusive breast feeding with rashfree ointment for local application. keep ur child dry. you may start probiotics like syp bifilac 2.5ml twice a day for 5 days along with zinc supplements 10mg once a day for 15 days
Health Tips
watch for urine output and do not use diapers.
consult Pediatrician before starting any antibiotics
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