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4 month poop is green in color from 1 w
My 4 months boy poop is green in color from last 10 days . I haven't eaten any green neither he is teeting but he is drooling. I give him combined milk enfamil 120 ml twice a day and breast feed him 4-6 times in a day. Please advise.
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Piyali
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Green poop can be due to viral infection or it can be normal. Give a dose of zinc frops for 7 days. It has got nothing to do with your diet. If green colour still persists, then please get a stool test done
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The color of the motions does not matter.also it does not depend on what u eat.
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how many times does ur child pass motions?
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keep a check on the way of ur child.if at gain is adequate,then nothing matters
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Dr. N.Manimozhian
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Chennai
Nothing to worry continue breast feeding
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