Patient's question:
A one-month-old baby, for the past half month, has been defecating first with green stools that are foul-smelling, followed by yellow stools with a fishy odor. The frequency of bowel movements is 1-2 times, and the stools are not runny. (Formula-fed). What could be the reason? Thank you!Doctor's answer:
The green substance you mentioned is meconium. Newborns usually pass meconium two to three days after birth, and then their bowel movements return to normal. Your little one might still be passing meconium, so I suggest waiting a few more days to see how it goes. If the green stools continue, you should take him to the doctor.A nutritious breakfast must include a few key elements: staple food, soy milk, oatmeal, and apples. The staple food must be paired with vegetables and fruits. If a breakfast consists of fewer than two of these nutritious components, it is considered a low-quality breakfast.
Currently, 20% of Chinese people skip breakfast, and 50% to 60% do not eat a balanced breakfast. A poor breakfast nutrition cannot be compensated for during lunch or dinner.