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About urine and poop
My baby is one and half month old . Feeding is proper. It's almost 24hours over, he didn't poop yet but farting. He is crying a lot . I did tummy massage n all . Any suggestions please
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Constipation may be the cause of excessive cry. Infants may have irregular bowelhabits.
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exclusive breast feeding may suffice. 6 colicaid drops at night to avoid excessive cry.
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Exclusive breastfeeding can give motions once in 4/5 days also
Use colicaid drops 03?twice a day for 3 days
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Hold upright
Do passive exercise like moving legs up and Down
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
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16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi,
Babies on breast feed pass stools once in 6-8 days. This is normal
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If crying excessively give colicaid drops
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