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Not passing stool

2021-04-17 13:25:30
My daughter is 35 days old.. she urinate 6 to 8 times daily... but she didn't pass her stool for 10 days.. but she passing gas frequently.. her abdominal is soft.. what should I do??...
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Hi plz let me know -When did she pass 1st stool after birth? - Any Vomiting/ abdo distension/ refusal to feed??
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Plz consult to rule out any surgical issue.

Answered2021-04-19 14:16:10

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Hi.. need more details like what feeding she is taking.. was she passing stool normally previously? Normally also some newborns pass stool every weekly..

Answered2021-04-17 15:59:56

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