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Vomit action before poop
My son 7 month old he generally poop everyday but sometimes skip one day. He was exclusively breastfeeded till 5.5 months. Now 3 to 4 times he is having top feeds. Everytime he poop he first shows action of vomit then he poop. I am bit worried is it normal or he is having difficulty while pooping. Since he try to force a lot. Also how much water he needs now.
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If baby passing stool soft consistency then no need to worry...
If there is hard stool then Give plenty of water and liquid diet so he can pass stool daily....
sometimes infant can behave like these but its normal...
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no need to worry..
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avoid topmilk if u have started..
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
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He is having difficulty in passing stool due to formula.
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Give vegetables and fruit purée and give plenty of liquids/ water. You can give rice/ ragi/ sooji
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