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Potty within 1 hr after a meal
For the past 3 to 4 days my 2-year-old boy going for potty  within 1 or 2 hr after a meal what should I do
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Passing stools soon after meals  can be due to a temporarily increased gastrocolic reflex or a mild viral stomach infection, especially if it started only in the last 3–4 days.if your child is active feeding well and there is no blood in stools, you can.Give ORS after each loose stool(if present) to prevent dehydration.....Avoid fruit juices, excess milk, and sugary snacs
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consult a pediatrition loose stools and child is irritable or lethargic
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This is normal. Nothing to be done. If he has watery motions 3 or more than 3 times a day, visit a pediatrician for check up
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Visit physically to nearby pediatrician.
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Consult with Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment
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Hello parent! If it’s not loose or watery and not associated with cramps it’s not worrisome. Hope there is no fever and appetite is good. It may be just due to dietary increase in fibre Watch for any progressive symptoms as above, if any. If nothing, relax Encourage curd, buttermilk, coconut water and probiotics for the next few days - 3 days
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