Is it normal for a child to have four to five bowel movements a day for 76 days?

Patient's question:

Sixteen days, one bowel movement four to five times a day, and the stool is a bit green. Past treatment history and effectiveness: didn't care what kind of help: what to do, what medicine can help it get better

Doctor's answer:

A child has had four to five bowel movements a day for 76 days, and the stool is slightly green. It is considered to be caused by indigestion. Infants and young children are in the stage of growth and development, with delicate bodies and immature digestive systems, often experiencing symptoms such as poor appetite, indigestion, food accumulation, and abdominal pain.
Advice: Treatment suggestions include giving the baby digestive enzymes, such as Lactobacillus, Golden Bifid, and Mammae. These small medications are very tasty and sweet, and the baby will never refuse them. If the baby is breastfed, the mother should avoid spicy, greasy, very cold, and irritating foods. If the baby is formula-fed, pay attention to diluting the formula slightly and ensure the baby drinks plenty of water.