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Poop a number of times
My daughter is 18 days old. I breastfeed her. For the last 5-6 days she does a little poop with almost every fart. Even 2 to 3 times she does poop in large quantity. Her stool remains watery and mustard yellow. I consulted a doc who gave her enterogermina(whole meds in single dose) one time a day nd taxim o drops(10 drops two times). But her problem is not resolved yet. What should I do now?
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Nothing to worry
It’s absolutely normal for newborn babies
Going frequent loose stools 8-10 times a day is also normal
It ‘s normal process that gets corrected by itself
As she grows her stool pattern will get normalised
Just give her breastfeeding every 2 nd hrly
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Dr. Nitin Lingayat
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11 yrs exp
Pune
No need to worry
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Dr. Rahul Kamble
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Bangalore
This normal pattern in newborn baby. No need to worry.
Continue exclusive breast feeding.
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