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2016-08-04 02:58:00
My 20 days old baby is not passing stool from last 10 days. Is this normal?? She is urinating more than 8 times a day.
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Hi there I understand your concern and anxiety....it's normal for babies as they need some time to develop digestive capacity and deficate regularly.... Since your baby is urinating normally nothing much to worry... Wait for 2 more days then Consult nearest pediatrician for clinical examination once they will do the needful.

Answered2016-08-05 02:11:30

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A breast fed baby naturally has infrequent stools, as breast milk is fully digested and there's no waste to be excreted. So passing stools every 10 days is normal.

Answered2016-08-05 03:34:03

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