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My baby us 6 month old, We have started semi solid food recently but my baby is passing stool like attached imaged and in a day 5 times kind of..Also after started semi solid food his weight decereased of 200 gm and not increasing.
his birth weight was 2.49kg and now it was 7.26 kg bt present it is 7.04 and not increasing from past 15 days.
Baby is very active, urine output normal, hunger for food also there.
kindly suggest that should i be concerned?
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Hi,It's normal.Tq
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No. It's normal for stool character to change after starting solids
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Give apple puree, vegetables, sprouts, crushed dry fruits. Ghee added when stool becomes softer
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Give water to drink 4oz/ day to start with
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Stool is normal
You have to decrease the amount of milk and make him keep eating
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Greetings it's normal seen in babies once we start solid
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Dr. Tangade Vishal Bhanudas
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4 yrs exp
Pune
It's normal.
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Dr. Ankitkumar Panchal
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Ahmedabad
No, it's ok
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