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4 times poop
My 3 months old daughter has done 4 times poop today since morning. She usually do it one time. What should I do? She is on formula+ breastfeed.
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It's normal
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its normal , look for change in consistensy rathe than no of times
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wait and watch
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look for dehydration
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It's normal
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It's normal for age. But give only breast feeding.
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Hi That's completely normal..If increases in frequency Jus look for the signs of vomiting.. fever..dull activity..and decreased urination
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Feed regularly to maintian hydration
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It's normal
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It's normal..
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It is normal for age
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