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Does not pass stool since last 2days
Hi
My daughter delivered pre-matured (35 weeks 4days) due to some distress issue.
After delivered she problem with breathing.
She passed Small amount of meconium within 24hrs.
But after that she struggle to pass stool for 2days due to blockage in small intestine.
Now breathing problem resolved.
But let me know the details which problem exactly happend with her.
Now she is passing frequently motion after tried enema.
I want root cause for the above issue.
Thanks in advanced
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Premature babies have poor muscle tone.
Hence the constipation.
As baby grows everything should improve.
Start breast feeding.
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This happens in Premature baby, nothing to worry, every thing should improve in next two days, Hope expressed Breast milk started ,
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If baby tolerating feeding nothing to worry
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Must mention weight of your child
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