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3 times poop within 1 hour
Hello doctor,
My baby is 14days old. Regularly she poops once a day at early morning. But 2 or 3 days once she poops 3 times mostly within 1 hour or within 1 to 3 hours in small quantities. (Yellow color _ not liquid form)
Is it normal to poop 3 times a day that to within 1 hour?
Please suggest. Thank you.
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Hello, it’s normal in newborns… most of the time babies will pass stools while feeding or after feeding. Even if they pass 6-8 times per day small quantities also it’s normal. Continue breast feeding.
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Dr. Deepshikha
Pediatrician
8 yrs exp
Shahdol
This is normal .
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watch the consistency of the stool if its watery .
make sure baby is not dehydrated means he or she passes urine 4 to 5 time per day .
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Dr. Shebin C E
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8 yrs exp
Kanyakumari
Greetings it's normal
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