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Problem In Passing Stool

Hi, my 2 month old baby crying while passing stool..we consulted a doctor he gave some medicnes but still he is crying.. this is thrid day in line
Tue, 20 Jul 2010
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confirm with your doctor is this is constipation. get the perianal area examined for any painful condition like sores, rash etc. hard stools can commonly cause such pain, you may ask your doctor to start some calcium bicarbonate supplements, that in addition may help soften the stools.

Dr S Kondekar
Asso Prof Pediatrics
TN Medical College Mumbai
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nareshmankala's  Response
Thanks a lot doctor for you reply, actually he is not having hard stools, his stool is semi liquid.
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nareshmankala's  Response
By the way he is bottle fed, today again we consulted the doctor and he said it is because of stomach infection and that is normal for bottle fed babies. Do we need to change doctor?

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Problem In Passing Stool

confirm with your doctor is this is constipation. get the perianal area examined for any painful condition like sores, rash etc. hard stools can commonly cause such pain, you may ask your doctor to start some calcium bicarbonate supplements, that in addition may help soften the stools. Dr S Kondekar Asso Prof Pediatrics TN Medical College Mumbai