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Newborn is passing stool frequently

2022-11-29 05:01:42
My son is 21 days old. From past 2 days he is passing frequent small stools. Stool is yellow in color and grainy in structure. He is having gas also. Whenever he passes the gas little bit of stool is also passed. It is happening 7-8 times in a day.
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Give Drop Z &D 10 drops twice a day for 14 dz Mb Enterogermina once a day for 3 dz Electral RTD frequently Low urine output.  Uncontrolled Vomiting. Irritability or dullness are danger signs.
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consult Pediatrician if any of danger signs

Answered2022-11-29 07:24:31

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If your baby is gaining weight, has no symptoms like crankiness, decreased urine output, excessive drowsiness then can ignore. If you're breastfeeding this can be breast fed stools. If persists then consult a doctor

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