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Small portion of motion after every feed
My son is 5 months old.He is only in Breasrfeeding.After every Breastfeed, he is passing stool in very small quantity from past 3 days.Like 5 times motion in a day is smaller quantities. I gave colic drops one time. He is active and playing. Is this cause of indigestion problem or anything which i need to consult doctor.
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Breast fed baby passes 5-6 semisolid motions . Probably h is not emptying his bowels completely. You ,,can train for bowels by making him sit on commode' Give ORS. which contains Zinc.. Give banana mash . It help in tightening the stools. He will . Iam sure that willsolve his pass large quantity atone time..
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Greetings, no need continue breastfeeding alone , that's morethan enough
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Dr. Rahul Kamble
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Bangalore
1.According your history details the stool pattern of ur son is normal , nothing to worry.
2.Continue breast feeding.
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