Patient's question:
Newborns have been having granular curd particles from the moment they were born. In the first three days, they drank formula milk, and later were mixed-fed. They took probiotics, but it didn't help. Later, it was said they had lactose intolerance, so they started taking lactase. They took lactase for two days, but the baby's stool is still entirely granular curd particles, and even the gas they pass out contains them.Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described about the baby, it is likely caused by indigestion. Recommendations: Have a routine stool examination, drink more warm water, consume some probiotics to regulate the intestines, eat small meals frequently, and switch to a different brand of formula for the baby. If you are breastfeeding, your diet should be light. After feeding the baby, gently massage the abdomen in a clockwise direction for 10 to 15 minutes after half an hour to aid in digestion and absorption.