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I'm mother of 15 days baby boy once I breastfeeded he immediately pee an poop watery
Is this an issue or normal??
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This is normal for 3 months, after feeding baby passes stools and urine.
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It is normal for exclusively breast fed babies to pass golden yellow, watery stools 15 to 20 times per day. If baby active, feeding well, and passing urine 7 to 8 times per day, no need to worry.
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Exclusive beast feeds for first 6 months of life is ideal food for baby.
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Feeding bottles should be avoided at all times.
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Dr. Pearl Mary Varughese
Paediatrics
7 yrs exp
Kottayam
Exclusive breastfeeding babies pass urine and stools, which is a bit watery along with feeds or immediately after. This is completely normal.
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Please see that because of constant washing and cleaning, he doesn't develop rash in the area. Don't use wet wipes, it worsens the rash
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Please continue to breastfeed the baby
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Dr. Alka Parasher
Pediatrician
13 yrs exp
Jaipur
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Passage of one watery stool is ok. Observe for more stools. Do exclusive breast feeding.
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don't give anything other then milk. don't give water as well
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