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She didn't paas stool from last 5 days
My daughter was born on 11th June and she passed last stool on 20th June. So could you please suggest if it is normal with new born baby or she may have constipation problem.
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It can be normal…but do make sure that baby is fed hind milk also while feeding. For further queries book for an online consultation
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Although it is normal for newborns to not pass stool for 3-4 days, but ndeds to be seen by a doctor once.
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Dr. Manjusha
Pediatrician
6 yrs exp
Ongole
Hi,it is quite common for a newborn baby on mother milk to pass stool once in every 5 days or passing 10 times per day.Both are normal.Unless your baby is having distension of abdomen with green colour vomiting then it is not a concern.
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