Patient's question:
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Doctor's answer:
The foamy stools in infants are primarily due to the fact that 80% of an infant's stool is water, making it appear thin due to feeding. The gas produced by colonic bacteria breaking down carbohydrates in the intestines causes the foam. If it is not diarrhea, no special treatment is required.