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25 days baby not getting motion from 3 d
Hi baby is less than 1 month old before she used to get daily motion now from last week she doing for 3 days once and not sleeping properly
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Such habit / fluctuations are normal till 6 months of age .
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Good afternoon,
It's normal for sometimes for this pattern, please check TSH also.
Take care.
🙏Tiwari child clinic Delhi🙏
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Baby can pass stool 10 times a day not passing stool for 7 days is normal
If baby is not sleeping well means Baby is hungry or nose block or stomach pain or ear pain
Needs to evaluated physically
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Dr. Shashikant Patidar
Pediatrician
4 yrs exp
Rewa
This habit is normal till 6 months
What you mind is minimum 6-8 times urination in a day
Alert if passing hard stool or not passing till 5-6 days
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