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My baby is not passing stool
My baby is 15 days old.. she is not passing stool for past 4 days.. she urinate 6 to 7 times a day.. what should I do?.. shall I give gripe water to her?
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Is the baby formula fed or breast fed? If the baby is passing urine adequately and is feeding well, there is no need to worry. Passing stools infrequently is normal at this age, if the baby is comfortable otherwise and the abdomen is soft. No need for any herbal medicine
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Ghutti, gripe water do more harm than good. Please avoid
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Hi, Delay in stools is usually considered normal at this stage if the child is passing urine adequately, feeding well and  gaining good weight
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No need of any medicines or herbal products. Always prefer breast feeding the child instead of formula feeds
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No herbal medicines.. Janam ghutti balkadu should not be given.. Urine is normal. Child is on Formula feeds? Usually, at this, most breast fed babies pass frequent stools....
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Hi. Babies on breast feed pass stools once in 6-8 days. If baby is active and feeding well, nothing to worry
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