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Baby not doing potty but passing urine
My son 15 days old is passing urine but not doing potty. What be the reason and remedies. Pls suggest
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It’s a normal phenomenon
Newborn babies may pass stool once in 3-4 days.
If your baby is active and comfortable, nothing to worry
Continue breastfeeding
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Only if the abdomen becomes hard and baby is very irritable, work up maybe required
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If needed, you can consult
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Not passed stools since birth is big problem.
But if u are talking about frequency it's normal if baby feeding well and gaining weight adequately
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Greetings it's normal to wait for 7-10 day to pass the stool.
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
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Rajkot
It's normal
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