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My 2 months old stomach is hard
My son is of 2 months old from night he is making sound like pushing hard for poop but he pooped already after pooping also he is making same sound all night and in the morning also he pooped normally and also very cranky crying his head is so hot but remaining body is normal and checked with temparature normal please suggest am worried
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It's normal phenomenon for this age group.
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These are all normal things . Don't worry
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Dr. Pandurang Sawant
Pediatrician
13 yrs exp
Pune
Everything is normal
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Dr. Vinit M Mehta
Pediatrician
7 yrs exp
Vadodara
This is all as such normal.
Their inhibition reflex is absent (ie reflex to stop the action, example they can not stop once they start an action)
Here they will pus strongly whenever they want to pass urine or stool so it looks like something is stuck but this is normal.
Their head, palm and soles can be warm even without fever as their metabolic activity is high as they are growing fast.
Crankiness can be there once a while. One or two day in a week they may be cranky or sleepy and that is normal.
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