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Constipation or colic
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My baby is 2 month old completely on breastfeed.
I am worried about his some actions like
he put his both legs towards his stomach most of time and he stretches a lot and sometimes sudden cry in highest pitch without any reason.
His face seems like he is in tension most of time. Also
he sleeps less in a day not more than 10 hours a day. And poop once in 3or 4 days.
What can i do for him
Pls help me
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Most of the reactions you mentioned are normal.
At 2 months, most babies continue keeping their hips flexed intermittently.
If there is inconsolable cry or vomiting, you need to show a pediatrician.
Stretching is a normal phenomenon.
Exclusively breast fed children may pass stools once in 3-5 days, this is normal if the abdomen is soft , and there is no vomiting or other problems.
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All these are normal phenomena .Likely having evening colic which is normal.
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