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6 months old getting blood mucus motion
My baby is premature born at 32 weeks and post delivery he is on formula feed aptamil gold and then later due to gut issues his digestive system got suppress due to use of antibiotics and developed motions then doctor told to use soy formula since 3 months we are on soy protein,now he is 6 th month running n we introduced banana puree and carrot puree n little finger tip wheat upma,he got severe mucus blood motions and doctor advised probiotics and zinc and digestive syrup,but I wanted to know why he is facing this issue of allergy reactions n getting frequent motion His weight 6.2 kg
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Ideally he should be seen by a pediatric gastroenterologist
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Based on this, passing blood and mucus signifies localized inflammation, injury, or severe irritation within the lower intestinal lining. Given his background of formula changes, this flare-up could point to an allergic cross-reaction like Soy Protein-Induced Enterocolitis/Proctitis, a newly triggered allergic reaction to the proteins in newly introduced solid foods (such as wheat/gluten), or an acute infectious gastroenteritis. However, for a proper diagnosis and to evaluate his hydration safely, a physical examination by a pediatrician is required.
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Intestinal infection.   Advise Stool complete n microscopic. Consult superspecialist like paediatric
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Infection mostly.
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The bloody mucus motions after introducing new foods are most likely food protein-induced allergic proctocolitis (FPIAP). Premature babies have immature gut immune systems and are significantly more prone to food protein allergies — your baby already showed this pattern when switched from cow's milk formula to soy. Introducing multiple new foods (banana, carrot, and wheat) together makes it difficult to identify which is the culprit, but wheat (gluten) is a common allergen and is particularly risky in babies with a pre-existing sensitive gut. The prior antibiotic use also disrupted gut flora, making the gut wall more reactive.
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Stop all newly introduced solid foods immediately and revert to soy formula only until the stools normalize. Once settled, reintroduce single foods one at a time with a 5-7 day gap between each new food. Avoid wheat until at least 8-9 months. Consult a pediatric gastroenterologist for proper allergy evaluation. Please consult me directly on Practo for a detailed evaluation.
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Give ORS as consult a paediatrician if slopls are more than 10 per day
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Due to bacterial infection commonly infection infants. Like dysentery I
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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Need few more details for further evaluation. Kindly consult
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Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables more Fiber meal Walk Do connect and consult Will help you
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Can nec Kindly seek clinician
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As the baby is premature and immunity is being compromised
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Gut microbiota issues Do consult pediatrician
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Please consult
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Due to low immunity
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