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My 2 month old baby passes frequent stools and pukes too

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suragna

March 18th, 2011

my 2 month old daughter has mucus in her chest which makes hoarse noise sometimes when she breaths.shes been vomiting every evening after feed since 3 days and passes small amount of stool every 2 Minutes every evening. this mostly happens in the evening. doctor says its normal but its been a month since she started coughing. help!

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emmaemma

replied March 20th, 2011

my son (8 month now) did the same . He puke soooo much that I started to call him Puky. He did poo 6 - 7 time a day . Now he still pukes but not as much as before. I went to doc about this one too and he said same , " it's normal" don't worry mum. Smile

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