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Diarrhea, frequently stool
Giving Normet syrup 3ml to baby boy but frequently stool after eating .
It is since last 3 days .
Suggest some reason for this and also some medicine .
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Antibiotics are not needed in most of the loose motions. Passing stool after eating may be normal finding in children. For further assessment we need to know baby's growth assessment. You can consult for further details.
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Never give your baby any antibiotics without prescription.
This might be normal issue
But if it's troubling him then you can give
Sporolac/ecogrow sachet 2times a day in milk or juice
Keep him hydrated
If symptoms persist kindly consult
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I don’t think Normet is going to help. What you are telling is seems like Gastro colic reflex, kids to have increase in intestines movement when they eat. Due to this they passes stool which is absolutely normal.
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