Hii my son is 4 month plus ( DOB- 4 Jan 2020) & he is doing potty 4 to 5 times in a day from last 6 days. I am still not sure its loose motion or it's normal. I also attached photo. Can you please suggest & confirm ?? Also what I need to do in current situations.
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Hi I can fully understand your worry. If baby is Exclusive breast feeding..this is normal
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U don't mentioned that baby is on exclusive brestfeed or not.if baby exclusively on brest feed then it is absolutely fine nothing to worry.keep watching for urine output if 6-8 times then it is fine.
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if baby on bottle feeding then immediately stop this.
Give drop zn 20 0.5ml once daily for 2 weeks.
Give ors solution to drink.
Monitor urine output, and oral acceptance.
If urine output decreases or oral acceptance decreases, consult a pediatrician.
Give only breastmilk during diarrhoea.
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