Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation, keeping the line breaks and semicolons as requested:It has been; previously, I always had constipation issues; it was very severe; On the 27th, I had already had one bowel movement; it was bright yellow; the amount was very little; a bit runny; On the 29th, I had two bowel movements; the second one was a lot; the color was also very, very yellow; like paste; then I had a bit of a fever; 37.8 degrees; the past two days, the baby also has one bowel movement per day; the amount is very little; the color is that bright yellow; like paste.
Medical history and effectiveness of previous treatment: Drank probiotics for three days; what kind of help did it provide: I want to ask the doctor if this bright yellow; paste-like stool is normal; is it because of the effect of the probiotics; Why didn't it work when I drank it before; the constipation was very severe; I should focus on giving probiotics; can I drink yogurt?
Doctor's answer:
The stool of a child who is breastfed is usually yellow and pasty, and it's normal to have two or three bowel movements a day. The stool can also contain many small particles or small curds. It's okay to take probiotics, and a two-month-old child can eat solid food like noodles without any issues. It's best not to drink yogurt.This is the advice for the question "Is it normal for a baby's stool to be bright yellow and pasty?" I hope it helps. Wishing you good health!