Patient's question:
Urinate, defecate, milk, half greenOne month ago, the previous treatment and its effects: Took many medications but ineffective, what kind of assistance is needed: Asking what to do, what medicine to take is still waiting for effect, help me, thank you...Doctor's answer:
7 months, breastfeeding, urinating, defecating, half green milk. Refer to the following to identify abnormalities in infant stool characteristics: Due to differences in age, diet, and bowel habits, the frequency of bowel movements in children can vary daily. The frequency and nature of infant stool often reflect the physiological and pathological states of the child's gastrointestinal tract. Breastfed infants, artificially fed infants, and mixed-fed infants each have distinct characteristics in terms of bowel movement frequency and stool characteristics. If we grasp these characteristics, we can understand the digestive function of infants and children through their stool, adjust the quantity and proportion of food in a timely manner, enhance the digestion and absorption of food in infants and children, prevent nausea and vomiting, and detect many diseases early, achieving early treatment.1. Stool of breastfed infants: Unsupplemented breastfed infants have yellow or golden-yellow stool, with a uniform consistency like ointment, or with small granules. Occasionally, the stool may be slightly thin and green, showing an acidic reaction, with a slightly sour odor but no foul smell. Bowel movements occur 2-4 times daily. If the child normally has only 1-2 bowel movements per day but suddenly has 5-6 bowel movements, it should be considered whether the child is ill. If the bowel movement frequency is usually high but the child is generally well, with no weight loss and normal growth, it is not necessarily a sign of illness.