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Hello Sir My Daughter Age 9months 10 Days Having Problem
Question: Hello Sir
My daughter age 9months 10 days having problem during potty time .
before 5 days she used to go potty after 2 meal taken but from last 3 days she used to go potty at the time of taking meal. So sir request to suggest . Potty is normal in shape. her weight is 7.5 kg now and weight birth time was 2.3 kg.
My daughter age 9months 10 days having problem during potty time .
before 5 days she used to go potty after 2 meal taken but from last 3 days she used to go potty at the time of taking meal. So sir request to suggest . Potty is normal in shape. her weight is 7.5 kg now and weight birth time was 2.3 kg.
Brief Answer:
No need to worry
Detailed Answer:
Gi
Thanks for writing to us.
As you have mentioned there is no change in consistency of stool. Only issue is that she passes stools during each feed. This can happen due to mild viral or toxin ( water or food borne). Usually it will settle in a few days without treatment.
If really loose stools, then I usually recommend probiotics like bifilac once daily for 3 days for such kids in my clinic.
If baby is alert active, feeding well and passing urine at least six to eight times a day, then nothing serious.
Avoid cows milk in baby's diet. You can continue routine diet like rice, dhal, vegetable and fruits. Feed frequently.
Regards
Dr Arun
No need to worry
Detailed Answer:
Gi
Thanks for writing to us.
As you have mentioned there is no change in consistency of stool. Only issue is that she passes stools during each feed. This can happen due to mild viral or toxin ( water or food borne). Usually it will settle in a few days without treatment.
If really loose stools, then I usually recommend probiotics like bifilac once daily for 3 days for such kids in my clinic.
If baby is alert active, feeding well and passing urine at least six to eight times a day, then nothing serious.
Avoid cows milk in baby's diet. You can continue routine diet like rice, dhal, vegetable and fruits. Feed frequently.
Regards
Dr Arun
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