Patient's question:
After the child finishes passing meconium on the third day, the stool they pass remains very liquidy. On the diaper, it looks like a patch of yellow liquid with some yellow particles in the middle. When it's on the ground, it's just a patch of yellow liquid, not a large amount. I've smelled it, and there's no smell of odor at all. Sometimes, passing gas can spray out a blob of liquid. Later, they passed green mucus multiple times a day, usually after changing the diaper, accompanied by gurgling in the stomach. How can I assist you?Is this normal?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, breastfed infants, the stool is yellow or golden yellow, with a uniform consistency like cream or paste, occasionally thin and slightly green, with an acidic odor but no strong smell, and defecating two to four times a day. If you usually have only 1~2 bowel movements a day and suddenly have 5~6 bowel movements, you should consider whether you are sick. If you usually have more bowel movements but the child is generally in good condition and does not lose weight, it is not necessary to believe that there is an illness.