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Straining to pass the gas.
My son is 15 days old and having lots of motions in a day up to 12-15 times. But since last 2 days he is straining a lot to pass the gas. during night he strains a lot.
I did his stool test which indicates bact flora as adequate but other parametr are normal.
Can you please help what could be wrong here.
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Passinf stool after evry feed is normal,it can be passed upto 10 or 20times a day..
Continue feed
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Continue breast feeding
In exclusively breastfed babies passing stool 10 to 15 times is normal and not passing for 7 to 10 days is also normal
Next Steps
do proper burping for atleast 15 to 20 mins
Health Tips
avoid eating spicy food
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Dr. Vishwajeet Pratap
Pediatrician
7 yrs exp
Jamshedpur
Feed only breast milk as per demand,all issue will be resolved,also do burping for 15-20 min after feed
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