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POTTY AFTER GIVING SUPPO
I gave 1/4 of Glycerine Suppository to my1 month old daughter yesterday at about 1 pm.
She passed stool instant after giving the suppo.
But she don't pass stool thereafter still now...
Also I gave her Colicaid drops for 3 times yesterday and she passes wind for several times... and also pass urine for 8 to 12 times...
Is there any problem that she don't pass stool still now after yesterday...? Pls help🙏🙏
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She has a normal pattern of stools
First few months they can pass stools once in a week or frequently in a day.
If she's playful and not fussy you need not give colicaid.
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It's nothing to worry if a breast fed baby doesn't pass stool uptil 7 days. Dont give suppository unless child has vomiting. Theres nothing you have to do for that. And colicaid is for colic. And continue breast feeding exclusively.
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Looks dysfunctional elimination.
Start syp duphalac 5 ml at night daily for 15 day.
Stop top feeds if you are giving it.
If she doesn't remain constipated urine will b normal.
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avoid constipation. if she doesn't passes stool in 48 hour give another suppository
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will require workup if the constipation persists
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Dr. N.Manimozhian
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Chennai
In one month old baby passing Stools five days once is also normal don’t keep any suppositories .if baby has colic pain you can give Colicaid drops . breast-feeding To be continued
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