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Baby is not able to sleep
Hello doc..my baby boy 1.5 month old is not able to sleep Properly as he is passing stools continuously..pls
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Diarrhea in a newborn is not a normal phenomenon.Also newborn babies should be able sleep for 2-3 hours between feeds.You should seek consultation before giving any medication.
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Continue to breast feed baby.Keep a check on the urine frequency.Should be more than 8 times in a day.Video consult.
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Untrested diarrhea might lead to severe dehydration and might require admission.
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Is he breast fed or formula fed? Are the motions small (with little water)? Is there redness around anus? Give colic drops like gastica 5 drops thrice a day for 2 days. More details are needed Contact directly
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Dr. Brindha. V
Pediatrician
10 yrs exp
Erode
Please consult a paediatrician if the stools are watery, baby not voiding urine 6 to 8 times a day or dull looking
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