Watery stool

2025-01-21 01:14:38
My daughter is 1 month baby passing watery stool.Before passing stool she is crying.She is passing watery stool for 10 days.
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its normal sometimes but if it persists better to consult a child specialist.

Answered2025-01-24 15:59:23

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Continue feeding and check up with nearby pediatrician

Answered2025-01-21 13:45:39

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Hi Crying while urination and crying while passing stools are normal. If she is passing so much of stools keep eye on her urine output as well anytime if it is less consult nearby doctor. She is drinking milk well sleeping well nothing to worry. If she has Vomitting / irritability consult Paed doctor.
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Just check for the diaper rashes if it is there consult nearby paediatrician.
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Exclusive Breast milk Continue Vitamin D3 drops

Answered2025-01-21 09:42:43

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Give breastfeed frequently, in 24 hrs how many times she passing water stools, is quantity more or less, are u giving bottle feed, or inappropriate formula milk, does child have fever, If all these are absent then nothing to worry just give breastfeed frequently Give pcm drops if child is crying too much
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If any danger sign likes decrease urine output, sunken eyes, dry mouth, irritability, seizure then go to hospital
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Don’t give bottle feed or formula milk

Answered2025-01-21 09:16:26

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Kindly consult for further discussion

Answered2025-01-21 09:06:09

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