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Baby poop problem
My baby was born at 38 weeks her birth weight is 2.32 kgs now currently she is 4.0 kgs after 2 months now she entered to 3rd month actually from past 1 and half month her poop colour was light green  green and yellow mixing my pediatrician said it was not a problem  if baby is active and gaining weight constantly but it is still continuing same  we went to another doctor he gave pro GG drops Why my baby is passing stool in  that colour ??how to get back to normal colour?? Pls reply
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Green stools are normal until baby is active and consitency is also good not watery.so no need to worry and progg drops will be helpful.
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It is normal
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Hello That is completely normal. You need not worry.
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Light green to yellow stool like this is a normal variation at this age, especially since your baby is active and gaining weight steadily.
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Keep tracking her weight and activity level, that matters far more than the exact stool colour.
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Get her checked promptly if you ever see blood, mucus, fever, or reduced feeding alongside this.
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This is the transition phase of stool Don’t worry Absolutely normal Pro gg drops are probiotics that promote gut health
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Its normal.
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Greetings 2-month-old passing green/yellow stool, which is typical for healthy, breastfed or formula-fed infants. This color variation is often caused by normal bile transit speed or an imbalance between foremilk and hindmilk. Other common causes include minor dietary sensitivities or the introduction of probiotics. Because the infant is active, alert, and gaining weight, there is generally no need for concern.
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It’s normal
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It's already normal green colour is normal only
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