Patient's question:
Big children, diarrhea like water, green and with curds, bowel movement frequency 5-6 times a day, often vomiting milk.Duration and course of this illness: 20 days.
Current general condition: As above.
Medical history: Digestive disorder.
Previous diagnoses, treatments, and outcomes: None.
Ancillary tests: None.
Other: None.
Doctor's answer:
Babies who are breastfed typically have yellow or golden-yellow stools that are uniform in consistency, resembling a creamy paste, with a slightly sweet and sour odor but no strong smell. They should have no obvious mucus, occasionally with small curds or a faint greenish hue. The frequency of bowel movements is usually 3-5 times per day, though some may have 6-7 bowel movements daily, but each time the amount is small and the stool appears normal. The baby should continue to gain weight steadily and be in good nutritional condition. This is not a disease and does not require any treatment.If a baby normally has 1-2 bowel movements per day but suddenly has 5-6 or more bowel movements, and the stool is watery or contains undigested food particles, it is advisable to seek medical attention.