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Stool problem in baby
Mera baby breastfeeds krte krte hi potty Kr deta h watery type se Maine doc ko dikhaya to Unhone zerolac milk btaya Aur mera milk mna Kr dia.... Mera baby premature hua h to sb Khte h ki breastfeed krao Bt Wo breastfeed krte hi potty Kr deta h
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Do not give top feed.Give exclusively your feed.Babies less than 1 year old have a very strong gastro colic reflex.Therefore they may pass stool each time they are fed. This is a normal phenomena
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Dont worry....
Monitor weight of baby, if weight is increasing on Exclusive BF then no need to give anything other than BF....
Usually baby while on BF can pass stool 10 to 12 times per day, and its absolutely normal...
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you can give digestive drops....
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Dr. Anurag Mohta
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Indore
Check for weight gain. If adequate weight gain present do not worry.
Also look for perianal redness if present.
Consult Pediatrician online or offline if in doubt.
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Babies pass motion after every feed, this is normal. They pass 10-20 times/ day. This is not infection, so do not worry. This will not reduce her weight too. So relax
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Don’t give formula. Give only breast feeds. Passing loose stools is normal, so relax and breast feed only.
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