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Question for My New born baby (around one month)
He always going little little motion. Per day he going little little motion around 20 times.
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That is called gastro colic reflux..
It is very common in small babies...
Nothing to worry about..
If baby is exclusively breast feeding, passing urine 8-10 times per day and there is no blood in stool.
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Dr. Trupti Shetty
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16 yrs exp
Pune
What u have described is no thing but transitional stools. It occurs within the first month or so of life.
As long as your baby is feeding well, passing ample quantity of urine, sleeping well, gaining weight, u have no need to worry.
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Please do not administer gripe water or balls ghutti to your baby
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