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Lactose intolerance

2017-05-30 19:37:55
Hello Doctor, I have 6 months old twin babies. Both r taking breastfeed and bottle feed ( nestle pre nan) as they born with low birth weight. As they turned 6 month I started nan2  but one of my son started mucuosy stool with little redness in it. Doctor told to do stool examination then he found lactose intolerance.he suggested zerolac powder for him still there no relief.what should I do?
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Hi thanks for writing to Practo consult. It takes some time Upto 2-3 weeks for child to show improvement symptomatically. Wait and you will see kids improve.

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