Patient's question:
Half a month ago, I switched my baby to a new formula, fearing it was too sudden. The baby suddenly had green watery stools and large curds, and I gave them probiotics and infant stomach-strengthening powder in between, but it didn't help. A stool test revealed that it was indigestion. After taking four days of four-membered bacteria, smectite, and saccharomyces boulardii, the baby still had green large curds with mucus and green watery stools. 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:
According to the situation you described, when feeding the baby, pay attention to hygiene, always keep the nipple clean, and ensure hand hygiene after changing the baby's diaper. Since the baby's stool is affected by the mother's milk, the mother should also pay attention to a balanced diet, eat properly, and avoid fried and junk foods. The diet should be regular, and cold drinks should be consumed less. Montmorillonite can be taken once a pack, three times a day, before feeding; Bifidobacterium Tri-Formula Granules can be taken once a pack, twice a day, half an hour after feeding with warm water.