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Pass stool three times after solid
My baby six month old passed stool three times. Usually he used to pass once in two days. I started morning ragi, he used to pas stool everyday.from two days i started evening banana along with morning ragi. His poop is hard lik clay consistency. Yesterday he pooped thrice . And today morning. Doesn't look lik pain while passing. Is it normal??
Wat stool i should be worried
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It's normal for babies to develop constipation or loose stools at the time of complementary feeding (adding things to his diet).
There's no need to worry as long as baby is active.
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Dr. Manjusha
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Ongole
Hello,no need to worry for that.Baby can pass stools 3 times per day sometimes.If baby is not having loose stools with blood and mucus then no need to worry.
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