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Is my baby feeding well
My 25 days old baby has urinated only 5 times throughput the day and has not pooped since last 3 days. Is he feeding well? Do I need to do anything for Brest milk supply.
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Dr. Harit Bansal
Pediatrician
17 yrs exp
Sonipat
Baby should pass urine at least 5 to 7 times a day and can pass stool with each feed or once in 3 days
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Dr. Ved Pratap
Pediatrician
15 yrs exp
Pune
Babies on exclusively breastfeed pass urine around 10-12 times in whole day(24 hours). 5 times is little less if that is in 24 hours. But if baby is feeding well and activity is normal then nothing to worry. At this age motion from 10-12 per day to once in 4-5 days everything is normal.
At around 30-45 days nearly all babies get evening colic. They are generally happy and playful in morning hours and become cranky in evening and night.
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Consult you pediatrician or me ..... I think you need to be counselled on post natal care and normal and abnormal things in babies
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