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My newborn baby is 2 and half month old. He has not pooped since last 2 days. Is it ok or something to worry?
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Baby poops sometime multiple time a day or 1 time in a week . All are normal if baby is okie, tummy is soft and no other complain
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Just observe
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Passing stool once a week or 7 times a day both are normal in babies upto 6 months. Just observe if baby is feeding well, passing urine adequately and there is no vomiting and abdomen distension
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If having abdominal distension or vomiting or excessive cranky visit the paediatrician
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Completely Normal.. can wait till 6-7 days ..
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watch for vomiting if any .. although very rare
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Dr. Devaraja
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11 yrs exp
Coimbatore
If the child is doing well and has no other symptoms, active and feeding fine, then do not worry.
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