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16mnths baby green stools from 2 mnths
My son is 16 months old baby
He is on solids and formula milk around 600 ml per day.
Solids three times a day.
He struggles to poop everyday he is constipated.
I give two prunes n one banana everyday. And water around 400ml.
Still he passes green hard stools from almost 2 months.
Not even once he passed yellow color stools.
I tried changing formula and also tried cows milk but tht worsened constipation badly
Is it normal for him to pass green stool.
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Try to give more home made food items.
Avoid formula milk , give natural cow's milk
Restrict milk intake.
Give plenty of fruits and liquids
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Dr. Anurag Mohta
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Green poop is of no concern at all.
Feeding needs to be re assessed as it seems u r not giving feed required for his growth
Limit milk intake and increase solid food
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