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Regarding Baby Stools

2018-07-20 16:47:55
My one and half month son is doing 5-8 times poo a day since last one week. I checked with doctor he told it's not diarrhoea and gave him 1/2 Enterogermina for 5 days and after that Stool microscopy. His stool microscopy show greenish brown colour, no blood, 0-3 pus cells, acidic nature, semi fluid and bacteria seen. Is it a infection? Is it something to worry? What should I do? He is mostly on breastfeed and taking feed well.
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Not to worry from stool report.....keep in follow up pediatrician  .....and give him drop zn20 10drop od for 14 days

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