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Green poop - 4 months baby
My baby is completely on breastfeeding. So far she did yellow color poop. From last 2 days greenish mucus filled poop she did. I am giving her d3 drop and started iron with folic acid drop from last 3 days. Also gives her grip water once or 2 time in a week
Anything to worry or need to change?
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Green poop may be normal, because of dysbiosis, or change in feeds.
Or sometimes it may be a sign of infection.
Get a stool routine before starting any medication. Because you mentioned mucus, I suspect infection.
Treatment to be given once reports are available.
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Stop gripe water.
No need to worry about green color stool.
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No fripe water to be given
Green stools are normal
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Stop gripe water.
No worries for green stool
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