My 16 month old baby 8 kg...is always constipated and pass stool every 2 to 3 days ...i contact he pediatrics and he prescribed colax 3ml to 4 ml...once daily at night for 7 days...after giving yesterday he pooped in the morning and then passed stool two more times which is mucus...should i stop or continue the medicine.
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You can reduce the dose and give it once a day. But if the frequency of stools are increased with blood and mucus if any consult your paediatrician. Maintain hydration.
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The Colax Syrup may be causing rapid bowel clearance, resulting in residual mucus.
However, multiple loose or mucus-filled stools can also suggest the dosage needs a slight adjustment.
Keep your baby well-hydrated with plenty of water and regular milk feeds to prevent dehydration.
Closely monitor the infant for red flags like fever, vomiting, blood in stool, or lethargy.
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