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Baby teething
My baby is 10 months old,he is pooping multiple times in a day as his teeth is coming.is it normal?
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Nothing to worry it is common during teething time baby also explore everything with his teeths so frequency of getting mild infections also increased.
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consult online for further assistance.
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If baby is active than no worries
Continue feeding
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Dr. Navin Bhatia
Pediatrician
14 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Teething and diarrhea
When babies start getting teeth they tend to put everything in their mouth. Also at same age they start crawling and walking so they tend to explore things around which makes them very vulnerable for stomach infection.
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Take care of hygiene and things which baby takes in mouth.
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for loose stools watch for dehydration and consult online.
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