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8 months old Doing potty a lot
8 months old male baby with weight of 7-8 kg (birth weight 2.190) done 9 potty day before yesterday, 6 yesterday and 3 today till 11 AM. Very playful, eating well, sleeps well too but being cranky from 3-4 days, want to be on lap all the time, otherwise cries. No teeth's yet. Is it because of teething or need to see a doctor.
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This appears to be because of teething only even if the first tooth is yet not visible. Teething starts around 6 months of age. Some children get it by 9-12 months also. Teething symptoms start appearing even before the tooth is visible. This could cause irritability because of pain and discomfort due to inflammation and soreness. This can cause disrupted sleep and drooling also. And the child tries to put everything in the mouth to soothe their gums and this causes mild diarrhoea.
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Consult a pediatrician if- there are profuse watery stools , blood and mucus in stools, associated vomiting, high fever, poor feeding or refusal to feed, signs of dehydration like dry lips or mouth, sunken eyes, decreased urine frequency, drowsiness, no tears while crying.
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Teething doesn't cause loose stools . Kindly consult pediatrician
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