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Hello Doctors... I have 32 weeks prematured baby. 40 weeks completed now. 2 months completed. How many times passing stool per day is normal ?my baby passing 5 to 6 times. Is this diarrhea? She passed stool after feed. She is active. Feeding well and sleep well.
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5-6 times or even more in a day is normal. If there is no watery stool with blood and mucus pain and fever no need to worry.
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Dont worry its normal only
Newborn babies pass stools 8-10 times in a day
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It is normal. 5-7 times in a day is considered normal if feeding is adequate weight gain is adequate and passing urine regularly.
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Dr. Harika Prakerla
Pediatrician
6 yrs exp
Guntur
Passing stool 5-6 times a day is normal. No need to worry
Once you start solids then the frequency reduces
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