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Blood in potty after loose motions
My 2 n half years daughter was suffering from loose motions approx 7 days back, which stopped in 3-4 days after medication. But since then my daughter is doing potty 2-3 times in the day of which first time she does in the diaper just before waking up in the morning which she didnt used to do previously...this she has started from the time she had loose motions...
Also one in the day when ahe does potty in the pot i see blood in her potty which is generally in the afternoon time.
Is there any problem please guide?
Should i see the pediac again?
Her food intake is almost normal as was before motions.
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Need to consult Pediatrician physically
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Kindly do teleconsultation with Paediatrician
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Dr. Shebin C E
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Greetings looks like infection need to start medicine kindly book a consultation so that I can guide you
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