Patient's question:
Half a month ago, I switched my baby to a new formula, fearing that the transition was too rapid. Suddenly, the baby developed green watery diarrhea and large curds, and I gave them probiotics and infant digestive powder, but it didn't help. A stool test revealed that the issue was caused by indigestion. Then, I gave them four days of four-strain bacteria, smectite, and saccharomyces boulardii, but the baby still had green watery diarrhea with large curds and mucus. The baby hasn't been feeling better. Could it be secondary lactose intolerance? If so, should a mixed-fed baby take anti-nausea and vomiting formula or lactase?Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help you solve your problem! Based on your description of the condition and without excluding lactose intolerance, it is not recommended to consume anti-nausea and vomiting formula! Has the baby always been mixed-fed? Because a sudden change in feeding can cause the baby to adapt poorly, leading to digestive issues. It is recommended to re-examine the stool routine and focus on oral probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal function! Prevent abdominal cold and avoid catching a cold. Wishing you a speedy recovery, a healthy body, and a wonderful life.