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Passing stole tight
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Some times My baby is passing stole tight. Is there any problem??? Now she is 7th month old... plz suggest me.. actually we r started solid food..
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Not a problem give sips of water along with solid food. Still tight then use enzyme drops like neopeptine 10 to 15 drops thrice daily 15mins before food.
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Constipation or tight stool is all a reflection of what u r giving to the baby
Give good amount of breast feed and other meals from family pots
U can give bodied potato, poridge, dhalia, milk with smashed banana...
these all things will be good for the baby
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Make sure u have good amount of fluid intake for the baby
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DON’T STOP BREAST FEEDING
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Dr. J Prabhakar Rao
Pediatrician
32 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
Stool formation depends totally on the diet you give.
At this age,give 2 solid meals including high fiber items such as cornflakes,Dalia,green leafy vegetables like spinach(palak-paneer,e.g)
and fruits like mango,cheeku,steamed apple etc.
Give 4 milk feeds including one top formula feed and rest breastfeeds.
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