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2022-04-05 05:44:01
Hi, My baby is 6 months old. She is having frequent stools which is mostly after a meal. Can I give banana as I am not sure if she is feeling exhausted or dehydrated.
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See urine output should mire than 5 times

Answered2022-04-05 05:53:40

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After meal passing stool is normal. Are you giving solids then ok. If feeding milk give longer breast feeds will improve the condition. Nothing to worry about exhausting as the stool comes is previous feed digested and passed.

Answered2022-04-05 06:02:24

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