Hi! My one month old son have amoebiasis and had his antibiotics.. After 7 days, we have his stool checked and the amoeba is gone. 1 week later, we had his stool checked again due to stomach cramps and foul smell poop. Result is fat globules :occasional/lpf. What does it mean? My son is fed mixed, formula and breastmilk. More on formula due to low breastmilk production.
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Dear parents,
It was wonder for me to know that a baby of one month, on mother's milk is, Diagnose amoebiasis
Production of milk in mother has two step 1, first demand by baby e. s. sucking by baby .
2, this demand is percieve by brain that is by Pituitary gland & release of oxytocin hormone, this causes release of milk.
Second part depends on positive thinking of mother, willingness to breast feeding, silent environment, posture of holding the baby, hydration of body, lastly have faith in almighty he has equipped with enough milk as per requirements of child.
Giving alternative to baby makes him lazy, so why he exert to suck, bottle is making him lazy.
Mother's milk is (Amrit).
Occasional fat globules are normal nothing to worry.
Syp Vizylac one teaspoon ful twice a day for 5days for foul smelling poop.
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