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My son 2 and half months old,born weight was 3.3 kg and present weight is 5.75kg .He is in breastfeed.
He pees more than 6 times and stools are more than 4 times.
He cried a lot during night.
I have gone through urin test as well as abdominal scan.Results says he is perfectly alright.
But I don’t know why he cries.
Help me doctor.
Giving xymex drops 0.5ml twice in a day.
Thanks in advance.
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Feed the baby every 2-3 hrly. Burping after feeding.
Urine minimum 4-5 times daily and stool frequency as many as feeding times are normal.
Baby may sleeps during day and awakens during night.
When he is hungry, he cries. When nappy wet he cries.
Look for it.
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi,
Crying is normal for this age. Could be colicky pain . Give Coloplast drops . Apply coconut oil around umbilicus and massage in a circular pattern regularly
Burp the baby after every feed for 15-20 min or hold erect.
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Dr. Lokanadha Reddy
Pediatrician
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
It can be colic pain which is very common at this age. Do proper burping after each feed and use colicaid drops if required.
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