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Baby age 15 days passing stools
Hello sir baby age 13 days passing stools loose per day 6 no fever nothing mothe feeding only we giving pl adhive
Weight 3.7kg
Urine output also good no vomiting
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If baby feeds adequately passing urine otherwise normal and daily weight gain is there, no need to worry about this.
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Hello in newborn usually baby passes 7-8 times of stool yellow seedy type due to immature gut ..
Nothing to worry just continue breast feeding ..
make sure your baby passes the the urine 4-5 time a day
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Loose motion
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Baby after birth passes at least 6-10 times stool per day
Which is absolutely normal
If baby is excepting feed well
Passing urine 8-10 per day
And is active
No need to worry
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Continue exclusive breastfeeding and nothing other then that
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It is usual to pass 6-10times stool while on breast feeds. Some times passing once in 3 days is also normal. Provided the baby is gaining weight, comfortable and no abdominal distension.
Please check weight and if weight gain is adequate, you are reassured.
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Dr. Tangade Vishal Bhanudas
Pediatrician
4 yrs exp
Pune
It's normal.
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Dr. Venkatesh Badugu
Pediatrician
9 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Don't worry
Usually Newborn babies pass stools daily 6-8times that's normal only
I have seen the image/ picture also that's stool colour consistency seems normal only
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Dr. Supe Vishal Laxman
Neonatologist
16 yrs exp
Pune
Newborn baby can pass loose motions like stools on and off multiple time a day.but if baby feeding well and passing adequate urine (6 times a day minimum)Then no issues.just continue breastfeeding.
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Dr. Pandurang Sawant
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Pune
Its absolutely normal
No need to worry
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