Patient's question:
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Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, one-month-old infants do not have the awareness of self-defecation. Their defecation reflex may be random and cannot be controlled voluntarily. Combined with the fact that the child has been exclusively formula-fed during feeding, there may be issues such as incomplete absorption, which could lead to an increase in bowel movement volume. Therefore, the occurrence of more frequent bowel movements may be observed. To address these situations, correction should be made from the perspective of feeding methods. Switching to formula may have some effect on reducing the frequency of bowel movements.