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2 months old baby
Hi doctor my 2 months old baby isn't passing poop regularly... once in 2 days my baby passing stools , while passing stool before half day or more he cried a lot for trying to poop but it's not coming and he strained.. and again after sometime he started but not coming he cried
Is it normal to cry while before passing the stools
Plz suggest
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If your baby is exclusively breast fed , no need to worry much . stop top milk and bottle feeding, it can lead to constipation
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Your child needs evaluation for constipation and detailed history and examination.
Get in touch with Pediatrician.
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you can try colicaid drops if baby is passing stools regularly otherwise
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Need to rule out hirschsprung disease if chronic constipation
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