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Loose Motion but not frequent
Hello my daughter just completed her 6 Months. Since a week, I started feeding her Cerlac(rice), after consulting our Pediatrician.
We have also started giving her Similac Advance Stage 2 since 4 days. She was on Similac Advance Stage 1(1 to 6 months) now that she has completed 6 Months, we started Stage 2.
Since 3 days she is passing loose Motion not very loose but a bit watery 3 times a day.
(she normally poops 3 times a day since her 3rd month)
The baby is completely active and taking feeds very normally. Not sure if this is diarrhea or if this is normal. Please suggest..
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Continue same feed .
Watch for urine output which is 5-6times in a day is normal.
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Hi, I am dr. Sreepriya. Paediatrician
Your baby is active and accepting feeds
She is having mild watery doubtful loose stools
If baby is a I've and a erupting feeds no need to worry
Co tinue same diet what you are following
Try to give more water
In case of watery stools more thann3to 4
times/day, if vomiting, any blood in stools, not taking feeds
Then need to consult doctor appropriately
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Continue same diet and routine for now
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