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Many times Potty
My baby is 13months old and going to potty 4times a day.
My baby is having oats in the morning and uggu homemade in the afternoon and apple puree in the evening and in the night he is having uggu
And also My baby is under breastfeeding
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If his weight is appropriate for age and stools are formed not loose or watery than don't worry
This can b normal for him.
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check his weight as per age
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As long as the baby is eating and feeding well, passing >8 times urine per day, gaining weight, not to worry. Can you describe the stools, consistency, colour
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What is your baby’s weight
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Passing formed stools 4 times a day, especially after feeds is normal. Not to worry if he’s gaining weight adequately. Include variety of cereals , pulses and vegetables in his diet as much as possible
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Hi going for potty 4 times in a day is normal. Since how many days and consistency watery or semisolid important to rule out diarrhoea.
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If stool consistency is normal without any mucous or blood & if no fever, then not to worry. Just continue diet
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you can get a stool routine test done to confirm
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If stool consistency is normal without mucus, this may be normal.
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Start toilet training & get stool R/M testing done.
Monitor Weight & look for any other abnormal symptoms
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Going potty four times a day is normal . You can give her other foods mixed with uggu . If it is loose and watery then you have to worry
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No worries... just add some fiber to diet...
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If there is no fever you don't have to worry.The diet has to be changed. A baby of 13 months should be given more soft solid food .
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You have to consult Paediatrician for dietic advice
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Hi... Please can you tell me what is uggu?... Also.. does the baby have any fever? What is babies weight? Is baby developing well? And what type of stools they are.. ? Would like to know this answers to help you better.
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The baby diet needs to be analysed .
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Going for potty 4 times a day is not a issue..however u have to diversify the childs diet and give her a variety of homemade diet including all fruits and vegetables and not on a very soft solid diet always
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Try changing diet...no medicines required as of now.
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Dr. Preeti Singh
Pediatrician
15 yrs exp
Gurgaon
A few more details are needed Mam. Diet is to be mentioned in details ,any fever, urination.Appetite, baby's weight
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Please contact with all the details
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Maintaining hygiene, and keep awatch over urine.
Ensure good water intake
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