Patient's question:
The baby's poop is similar to urine, and they have been taking medicine, but it doesn't work. What should I do?Past treatment and effectiveness: Taking medicine, injections, and applying umbilical patches
What kind of help do you want: How can it get better quickly?
Doctor's answer:
Generally, breastfed babies tend to have "loose stools," while formula-fed babies have drier stools. Babies who have started solid foods will have bowel movements that resemble adult stools. Whether a baby has diarrhea also depends on whether there are significant changes in their stool. If it has always been loose, it's not a major issue. However, if there are large differences in color and odor, and the stool contains mucus, it could indicate a gastrointestinal problem.Considering your baby's condition, it's likely due to poor digestion. You can try giving them some probiotics or a product like Chang Le Kang and closely monitor their symptoms. It's not a serious problem.
When introducing solid foods to a child, it's best to start with small amounts and avoid giving too much or too many different types in one day.