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Prolonged Diarrhoea for 3 months child
My child is 3 months old, she has diarrhoea for the past two weeks, doctor said it is transitional diarrhoea. She is exclusively breastfeed. Baby is active and feeding well, gaining weight. But passing more than 10 loose stools a day. Her stool tests are normal. Please advice when it will resolve? And what is the cause of this sudden ongoing diarrhoea.
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Don't worry about the stool frequency as long as the baby is active, feeding well and gaining weight.Sometimws babies can have more than 4 stools per day but still are growing normally.
It should settle down in sometime.
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ensure hydration and weight monitoring.
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If weight is normal, there is no need to worry about this. It will resolve in a few days
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Get Urine Rm done
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