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Frothy Granular stool

2021-03-23 16:03:31
My baby boy is 13 days old..his stool doesn't seem to be normal..it's not only very loose but different.. He is taking breast milk..we are not giving anything from outside..still from 4days stool doesn't seem normal..yesterday after every feed he did motion which is very loose.. I am Sharing his stool photo..plz check is it normal to have this kind of stool..
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Hi. This is normal. Babies on breast feed pass stools 10-15 times/ day. Can be watery to frothy on nature.
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Clean your breast before each feed. If baby is active and feeding well, Gaining weight adequately, nothing to worry

Answered2021-03-24 01:43:46

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