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Hi my daughter is 1 month 3 weeks old. she has been having constipation problems. but from yesterday he stomach and back have been hotter than usual, when i check her temperature it goes from 37 to 36.8.? can i take her to the emergency room?
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Why: A kid with simple constipation and a normal temperature is not an emergency problem. If breast fed she may poop once a week & be normal. You need to discuss this with her regular doc during a regular visit.
Answered 11/21/2020
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