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Baby pooping 12-14 times in 24 days
Baby had turn yellowish 24 hrs ago now she looks reddish but is pooping almost after every feed she is 9 days old and was born at 35 weeks. Baby is on formula and is being breastfed
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Dr. Devang Pandya
Pediatrician
15 yrs exp
Rajkot
Dear Parent, yellowness of skin means jaundice is common to all newborns upto 14 days and may be even longer but low level. But according to day of life the bilirubin level(jaundice)should not cross certain level otherwise baby needs phototherapy so this question cant be answered here. Baby must be examined..
Now comes to loose stools :::
In most of the cases 10-12 immidiately after feeding is normal gastroileal reflex no need to worry if baby feeding well
Adequate urine output
Playful abd active
No dehydration but these only be sure by doctor consultation.
Most imp your baby is premature so should be more careful and better to consult as per my advice...
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