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Child On Breastfeeding And Pedialyte. Behaving Normally But No Bowel Movement. Is This Serious?

Hi. my baby hasn t had a bowl movement in 2 days and had only dribbled a tiny bit of urine over the past 48 hours. Could this be symptoms of something serious? She is breastfed and has also drank pedialyte and water...plenty of fluids going in! She s not sick at all. She s playing and eating like normal. Email is YYYY@YYYY thanks so mich!
Thu, 28 Feb 2013
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Hi
Thanks for your query.
You have not mentioned age of your child..
If child is active and taking feeds normally there is nothing to worry if she does not pass stools for 2 days.
But i am concerned about her not passing adequate urine.
Give her glucose water 2 to 3 times a day and monitor her urine output.
If symptoms persist get her evaluated by pediatrician.

Wishing your baby good health.
God bless.
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Child On Breastfeeding And Pedialyte. Behaving Normally But No Bowel Movement. Is This Serious?

Hi Thanks for your query. You have not mentioned age of your child.. If child is active and taking feeds normally there is nothing to worry if she does not pass stools for 2 days. But i am concerned about her not passing adequate urine. Give her glucose water 2 to 3 times a day and monitor her urine output. If symptoms persist get her evaluated by pediatrician. Wishing your baby good health. God bless.