Patient's question:
Medical Description: My baby is 3 months and 10 days old. On July 10th, I noticed that he had some green, mushy poop. Initially, he had diarrhea, and the doctor prescribed Nestle Arel and Nestle AL110, which we have been giving him. Now, we are also taking Mamikai. Is the green poop caused by the formula? How should we treat it? Currently, the baby is sleeping in an air-conditioned room set at 28 degrees, wearing two baby clothes. Also, can the baby eat sugar pills when having green poop?History of Treatment and Effects: On July 17th, the baby was hospitalized due to intestinal inflammation and discharged on July 24th after improvement.
What kind of help do you want: Detailed answers.
Doctor's answer:
Okay. As long as the baby doesn't have a fever, they can take it. The stool of a baby normally breastfed can occasionally be light green. If the baby's stool is dark green, it indicates poor digestion. It's important to follow a small amount, multiple meals approach, and you can also massage the baby's abdomen. It's best to get trace element testing done. This is not acceptable. If the baby feels any discomfort in their body, it should not be hit, nor should they be given sugar pills. If the baby's constitution is already weak and they are given these things, the baby will definitely suffer. You can postpone it.