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My 10 month old baby girl is doing potty 3 times a day from last 5 days...the potty is not so solid and not so liquid...is it normal or should I give her some medicine?...plz suggest.
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If your baby is active , playing well , feeding well ,and sleeping well then need not to worry , make sure your hydrating baby well like breastfeeding as much as possible along with water preferably ORS . Watch for urine output it should be adequate.
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In next 2-3 days if loose motions increased then you can start Z&D drops 1 ml once a day for 15 days and give stool sample for check up and seek medical help
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Take care of hydration
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If there is no fever or vomiting make sure she s having plenty of liquids in the form of ors, water, coconut water. You may also give a probiotic- enterogermina 1 respule once a day for 5 days. Keep a watch on urine output. She should pass urine atleast 5-6 times in 24 hrs Reduce milk intake for 1 week If you have started her on any new food avoid it for the next week
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In case of blood in stools, decreased urine output or lethargy you must get her examined for dehydration
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It's perfectly normal.. dont worry
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dont worry..just watch if baby pee count is normal that's 6 in 24 hours
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looks if she is active playing and feeding well.
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Is he on formula feeds
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Dear parents, It's normal, nothing to worry
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