Patient's question:
It has already started that the child has a bit of green stool. They have been exclusively breastfed, and the formula was purchased for weaning. After drinking it for a week, the stool has turned a bit black. The child is in good spirits. Can they still receive vaccinations like this?Doctor's answer:
The child has been drinking formula milk for a week. The stool was initially black and has now turned green, which should be a sign of indigestion. The vaccination is an intradermal injection, so it should be fine to proceed. It is recommended that you continue to provide breast milk for the child, starting with mixed feeding, and then switch to formula milk once the child has recovered. The above advice is in response to the question "Can a child with black stool after drinking formula milk receive vaccinations?" and is hoped to be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!