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5Months Baby passing loose stools

2020-10-02 07:07:55
My lo is currently 5 months old exclusively breastfeed .. From 3.5 month onwards he used to poop once or twice a day or once in two days. But from last 4 days, his poop count has changed to 6-7+ times..He started passing watery and seedy poop with mucus while feeding and while farting.. Is it normal?
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It's normal

Answered2020-10-02 07:46:16

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Kid at this age chew on everything.
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Get a stool routine test to rule out infection.

Answered2020-10-02 11:03:10

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