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Two month old baby
My two month old baby is doing foamy motion.sge is active and pooping twice or thrice a day.. is it ok to give bifilac clausi to her
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Stool pattern of small children changes from time to time.
It can be more than 7 times per day also and sometimes the child will not pass stool for 10 days also.
The most important thing is the consistency of the stool and if it is Semi solid to solid or semi liquid then there is no need to worry about the frequency as well as colour as well as the smell of the stool
Also straining and crying while passing urine and stool is very normal
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Yes u can give it for 3 days.
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Dr. Vinit M Mehta
Pediatrician
10 yrs exp
Vadodara
No need. It is normal.
No role of probiotics.
To inform if there is blood in stool or fever or decreased urine frequency.
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