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Dark blackish green stool
Hi Recently my daughter 7 month old is having difficulty in passing stool also she has to put much pressure to pass it also it's dry and blackish green colour please let me know reason,home remedies and medicines if required She is on below diet 10% rice and daal khichadi 40% mother milk 50% formula milk(Excella Nan Pro stage 2)
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It's quite normal for babies to have constipation during the introduction of semi-solid foods. Do not panic. It can be corrected with few simple steps. As I can see from your baby's diet chart, solid food is only 10%. You have to increase the quantity of solid food against milk. And also experiment a variety of foods. You get many age-appropriate recipes online.  Some tips to avoid constipation: 1. Give water in between feeds (around 30-60 ml in the entire day for 7 month old) 2. Some high fibre foods- sweet potato, ripe banana, avacado, beans puree, peas puree, spinach, pear puree help in regularising stools. For information on diet chart for a 7 month baby with timings, you can refer to this informative link by Neha Goyal:  httpsw.beinghappymom.com/baby-food-chart-indian-months-plan/
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If constipation continues and baby has excessive crying or vomiting or red stools, consult your pediatrician immediately.
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Dear parents ,       According to me stop milk from 8amto8pm &give semisolid diet like Dal,dalia,khicdi alu kela rice,apple,upama,halwa,patolia,rab,kadi idle poha satu custard etc and from 80pmto8am give mother milk. Start with stop milk for 4hrs &give semisolid diet for 15day, next 15days stop milk for 8hrs &give semisolid diet, lastly stop milk from 8amto8pm &give semisolid diet. For your knowledge, 100ml milk gives 70 calories of energy. 100ml juices give 55 calories of energy, 100gm food gives 350calories of energy
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