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Pooped 3 times
My son is one month and 10 days , today he has pooped 3 times, usually he is going potty right when I am formula feeding him . Potty is not loose but also not well formed like his regular. Also today i am feeding him 90ml under 2.5hrs which usually he takes 90ml in 3 hrs . Could this be the reason or should I take him to the hospital?
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as long as baby is active and accepting feeds well and sleep comfortably after feed for 2 hours minimum..no need to worry about number of times stool passed...
Next Steps
look for frequent hunger cry,look for perianal area for any rash ,skin changes,look for urine passage atleast 6 times in a day
Health Tips
if dull activity not accepting feeds,less urine consult pediatrician
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Dr. Anurag Mohta
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Indore
Activities and urine output are important factor here.
If he is active and playful and accepting things orally.. no need to worry
Next Steps
give more and more oral fluids
Health Tips
give banana and curd rice or curd
avoid apple and sweetened drinks
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Dr. Pandurang Sawant
Pediatrician
13 yrs exp
Pune
Its normal only
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