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Pooping problem for 2&half month baby
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My baby boy is 2 and half month old now and he is not pooping from last Sunday to Wednesday. So I have given the digestive enzyme drops after that he is pooping once in two or three days. Is it good for two and half month baby to poop once in two to three days. How can I resolve this problem and Wat may be main cause of this problem?
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It’s Normal, But the baby who pass stool daily feeds better and grows well , requires less of medication
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Bonnisan drop 10 drops twice per day x 10 days
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Hi, it's absolutely normal to pass stool once in 5to 7 days also....so don't worry...
Baby is on exclusive BF so nothing to worry....later on baby will passe stool daily so don't bother it...
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you can use digestive drops no issues....
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Normally pass stools once in 6-7 days only
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If baby is active and feeding well, nothing to worry
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