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New born motion frequency
Is it normal if a new born (26 days old) urinates only once in the NIGHT and passes motion only twice a day?
Also the baby cries loudly before passing urine and motion...
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Hello,
Baby passes urine usually after each feed, motions can be after feed also.
Please feed more.
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Dr. Shebin C E
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Kanyakumari
Greetings. It's quite normal that a newborn passes motion and urine 7-10times/day. If you have any doubt feel free to contact me on https://www.practo.com/kanyakumari/doctor/dr-shebin-c-e-paediatrics?practice_id=1339455
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