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3 months old baby not passed stool
My 3 months old son has not passed stool since 10 days. Have given .3 ml of colicaid 3 times still he hasn't passed stool. His tummy is soft and he's not experiencing any pain and is active. He is passing gas. Please let me know what is to be done.
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it is totally normal for small children less than 6 months of age not to pass stool for 10 days also.
it is also normal if they are passing stool more than 6 or 7 times per day.
if the consistency of the stool is Semi solid to solid there is no need to worry about the frequency as well as the colour (the colour can range from yellow brown green to black) of the stool.
also straining while passing urine and stool is normal.
Do burping for 15 to 20 minutes
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Can wait if the child is comfortable. Meet your dr for proper advice
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