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Not passing stool for 10 days

2021-05-05 17:33:38
Hi, My baby is two month old.. I am a breastfeeding mother... she urinate atleast 10 to 12 times in 24 hours.. but not passing stool frequently... she passed her stool once in 10 days only... she passing gas thrice a day.. what should I do to make her to poop regularly??
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It's normal for babies not to poop this long. If she is happy, playful, you don't need to do anything. But if she cries, strains, you can put glycerine suppository.

Answered2021-05-06 02:58:47

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Babies can digest mother’s milk 100%. If your baby is active feeding well no vomiting and abdomen is not distended, I would suggest do not worry and enjoy your baby.

Answered2021-05-05 17:36:37

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