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Refluxive motion
My baby is two months old. She poops a little everytime she has a reflux like crying, sneezing. We checked for bacterial infection through stool test and it came negative. She's been breastfeeding with very occasional formula feed like twice or thrice a week on maximum. Is this normal?
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This is completely normal
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leakage of stool while passing flatus is normal. the occurs usually due to decreased muscles strength in the anal sphincter of the child and the strength will improve with increasing age of the child.
so the child may pass stool like wise more than 20 times per day also which is totally normal.
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It's normal.....if urine 5..6times and weight gain is there...its...normal...,, sec...to..abd colic.....child cries....child will normal upto 3months.... continue only breast feeding....watch weight....and growth.. .
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It's absolutely normal thing. Just look for whether baby is increasing weight, sleeping atleast 1-2 hr after each feed and feeding well.
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Please don't worry . This is absolutely normal
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Its normal
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Yes it is normal, nothing to worry till she is active, passing urine 6-8 times a day and gaining weight.
Stop formula/bottle feeds
Give exclusive breast feeding for atleast 6 months
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Dr. Santosh Bangar
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16 yrs exp
Ahmednagar
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Dr. Rohan Grotra
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7 yrs exp
Delhi
This is totally normal in babies. If the baby is playful, active and feeding well. Nothing to worry. Keep feeding the baby well.
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Dr. Aditi Birje
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Mumbai
It's normal
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Dr. Sricharan Alladi
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Warangal
Yes normal
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