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Blood in poop
My 6 month old baby.
Got lite blood in poop consulted doctor immediately he gave mahacef 3 ml morning and night. Still blood continue have attached pic. I am so concerned. Please guide if something is serious. He is on breastfeeding and afternoon khanji water is given. Please please guide doctors. The poop is green in colour
He is also on iron and vitamin supplements
Weight is 9.9kg birth weight is 3.54kg
The above incident happened after his typhoid vaccination
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Please get stool test done
Routine and culture
Stop cows milk in your diet and his also in case you’re giving
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Stool test mandatory
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Is he having fever??
Do stool culture plz
It's crucial to consult with a healthcare provider. I could guide you by asking and enquiring some further details. Can consider tele consultation with me at vour convenience for personalised consultation.
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
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Rajkot
Give zinc drop
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