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Baby watery stool
I have a 15 day old baby yesterday he had stomach pain and was going loose stool watery stool frequently and i went to pediatrics doctor he gave popi drops and rescunate sachets now that continues poop and pain crying has stopped but after giving that now he is going small yellow watery poop everytime ( small amount ) when ever i change his langout it is there and sometimes green watery also
I am only giving breastmilk
Is this normal or any prblm?
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In second week of newborn transitional diarrhoea occurs.
So small frequent stool after breast feeding is normal.
Use of probiotics will help some. In this 15 days baby use of Superflora GG drops 5 drops twice daily for 2 weeks.
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Breastfed babies can have wide variety and frequency of stools. Do not worry about it. Burp the baby after every feed to avoid colic pain.
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