Patient's question:
A one-month-old baby has foamy, yellow stools with curds, and this has been happening for several weeks. The baby is being fed a mix of breast milk and formula, with breast milk as the primary source. The baby cries a lot while feeding. Additionally, there are often milk bubbles in the baby's mouth. Could this be related to lactose intolerance?Doctor's answer:
This is mostly due to indigestion. You can take probiotics orally to help regulate it. If the child is eating milk normally, urinating frequently, and gaining weight normally, it proves that it has little impact on the child. The baby often has milk bubbles in their mouth, which may be due to incomplete dry swallowing function. It will improve over time. The above is the advice for the question "What is the reason for foamy stools in a 14-day-old infant?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!