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My son has been suffering with bowel issues since last october (2014), - from when he was 6 months. up until this point he had no issues, and went 1-?
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SEE DOCTOR: As your son seems to be doing well now and passing stool once a day ,it is normal and nothing to worry about . He may be given more solid food and fluids . If still worried ,talk to your doctor.
Answered 7/6/2015
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