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Abt blood in stool of 7 mnth baby girl
My baby is 6 mnt 21 days I started giving solid from 6 month from last 3 days he is pooping 6 7 times in day from last two days there is little amnt of blood in her poop is it normal
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Does he have fever, painful motions?
If yes then it's a dysentery
Need to see a pediatrician
If no fever will have to r/o cow's milk allergy
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Blood in stools not normal
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As long as there is no fresh red blood in stool, u need not to worry.
Pooping 6-7 times/day is just normal, baby can pass motion upto 10-12 times/ day
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Dr. Ajay Gupta
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28 yrs exp
Chandigarh
The baby has most likely got bacterial Gastrointestinal infection. She needs antibiotics-
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Watch for urine output in a day. If less than 5-6 times, consult your doctor
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Give frequent breast feeds.
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