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Red particles in stool

2025-07-22 19:36:05
Red particles in poop, why this happened??? She is 5 months old. This has been observed twice in a week
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Right now, we’ll monitor and make sure feeds and digestion are going smoothly. If it happens again or in larger amounts, need do a simple stool test and may consider adjusting the baby’s diet or mothers if she is breastfeeding. Most babies outgrow such sensitivities
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Consult physically if baby stops taking feeds, dull, lethargic or blood present in large amounts

Answered2025-07-23 10:44:30

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This is very little amount nothing to worry

Answered2025-07-23 18:20:30

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