Patient's question:
Admitted to the hospital due to pathological jaundice, previously breastfed, and given formula milk during the hospital stay. On the third day of being sent there, the stool contained blood streaks. After that, the doctor administered a K1 injection. When discharged, the doctor said the stool was normal. After two days of not breastfeeding, the stool again contained blood streaks. When tested at the hospital, everything was normal. At home, I gave the baby Montmorillonite clay powder and probiotics, but after only two days of being two months old, what could be the problem? Seeing the blood streaks in the baby's stool is unbearable.Doctor's answer:
The stool contains blood streaks, which may be related to the frequency of bowel movements. If a routine stool examination is normal, no special treatment is needed, and it is advisable to wait and see for now. For neonatal jaundice, Yinzhihuang oral liquid can generally be taken, and it is more effective when combined with blue light therapy. Pay attention to preventing colds and avoiding exposure to cold, which is beneficial for your health.The above advice is for the question "admitted to the hospital due to pathological jaundice and previously breastfeeding." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!