Hello In babies this young, green-colored stools are quite common and usually not a sign of infection. It can happen due to faster transit of milk through the intestines or minor gut adjustment. A few pus cells and bacteria are often seen in normal babies. The fat globules reflect the baby’s digestive system still developing, which is expected at this age. Since your baby is feeding well and is active, there’s no need for antibiotics or further treatment at this point.

Mild frequency with change in color of stool is normal in infants and The stool report findings — 1–2 pus cells/hpf, 2+ bacteria, and presence of fat globules — are generally within normal range for a baby of 5 weeks, especially if the baby is otherwise active and feeding well. Medicine suggested are also safe and appropriate. They help maintain gut health and reduce the risk or severity of diarrhea.

Stool test is normal. If diarrhoea is there it might just be viral. The medicines given are a probiotic and zinc. They will help if any diarrhoea is there. Remember few basics are there for this age to help you out since the baby has hardly any immune defences of his own. Exclusive breastfeeding is the best form of prevention for diarrhoea disease. Green stools may occur in formula fed infants because of higher iron content in the formula feeds. They don’t suggest infection. Similarly if baby is on iron drops. Please be careful at this age for diarrhoea. Since the immunity of babies is low at the age, watch for any signs of dullness, lethargy, decreased urine output less than 6-8 times per day, fever and refusal to feed. In case any such symptoms please visit a paediatrician

Greetings these medicines are enough, looks like normal