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Regarding pooping
Hello Doctor,
Last month my daughter had nausea every day morning while waking up. So consulted doctor and he prescribed,
1.Domstal three times in a day for 10days and
2. Rantac two times in a day for 28days.
Now course has been completed but towards the end of the completion till now( last ten days ) she is pooping immediately after having food in the afternoon and sometimes in the morning after food. Would it be a problem or normal? Kindly suggest us.
Thank you.
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Can be extended gastro colic reflex which is normal. What is the consistency of the stools?
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It is gastro colic reflex.we could tell based on child age
What is your child age?
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Dr. Rupesh Ashok Shinde
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12 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
It's is gastroscopic reflex, still need to consult pediatrician to track weight gain,stool consistency and other issues
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