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Vomiting and stool issue

2021-09-18 21:43:32
My 6 week old son is spitting milk almost 1-2 times daily and his stool colour is also pale yellow ( light yellow) and his poop is very watery too. Although there is no such symptoms for jaundice like yellow eyes or skin colour. And he is also not irritated. Please advise.
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Theses symptoms are not uncommon in infants Consultation with a paediatrician is advisable

Answered2021-09-19 00:36:33

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