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Stool after each feed
My 1 month formula fed baby ( Dexolac formula) passes stool after each feeding. Is it normal? Although he is healthy, gaining weight & is hungry most of the time.
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This is normal. You can continue dexolac.
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Don’t worry much about it, it is normal. Gastro colic reflex,
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Passing stools after feeding is normal for 1 month old
If your baby is active and gaining weight adequately you need not worry
Watch for other symptoms like fever or poor feeding
Consult Pediatrician if you have any concerns
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
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16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi. This is normal
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