Patient's question:
2-month-old baby, low milk intake, loves naps, only eats after more than 4 hours in the daytime, each time about 100 milliliters, eats once every 5 hours at night, about 130 milliliters each time, fully formula-fed, no bowel movement for three or four days, and when it does, it's green stool. This situation has lasted for about two weeks.Doctor's answer:
Green stool If the stool is green, with small volume and excessive mucus, it is indicative of hunger-induced nausea and vomiting. Additionally, some infants fed with formula milk may have dark green stools. The reason is that most formula milks contain a certain amount of iron, which, after passing through the digestive tract and coming into contact with air, appears dark green. Green stools are commonly associated with digestive issues and can be treated with Xingspi Yang'er Keli, Gluconate Zinc Oral Solution, and beneficial intestinal bacteria.