Patient's question:
Great, only eating 50-60 milliliters of milk each time, dark green and yellow stools. On the 14th, at midnight, the previous treatment and its effects: Did not see any care, any assistance: Tell you what to do...Doctor's answer:
The amount of milk a baby consumes should be based on the total intake over 24 hours, rather than looking at individual feedings or multiple feedings. For a baby who is over three months old, the typical milk intake is around 100-120 milliliters per kilogram of body weight. If your baby's milk intake does not exceed the lower limit over 24 hours, it may indicate insufficient milk consumption. However, there is another issue to consider: the baby's bowel movements are not normal. A baby over three months old should not have dark green stools. Such stools may suggest an infectious cause of nausea and vomiting. This type of nausea and vomiting is usually not frequent, but the stool color changes are a symptom of a bacterial infection.Based on the above considerations, it is recommended that you take your baby to the hospital for a stool examination to check for white blood cells and determine if there is an infection. If an infection is present, prompt treatment is necessary, as the illness may also be causing the baby to consume less milk. If the stool examination is normal, you can give your baby digestive aids such as infant Jianpi San or Xiao'er Fufang Jine Jin San for treatment.