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Infant passing motion (mucus)10-11 times
My 2 month old son passed 10-11 times motion with mucus in it. Here doc has prescribed walmycin and bifilac + ors. He was fine but again it started and he passed around 6 times stool today with mucus in it. Pls suggest medicine
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If your baby is being only breastfed, there is no need to worry about stool frequency. There are almost no chances of infection and even 10 stools per day would be normal. However,
If baby is on formula feed, then reduce formula feeds and increase breastfeeding. Ensure adequate hand hygiene and cleanliness during preparation of formula.
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Get a stool routine test done to see if any infection is there. Give Enterogermina liquid once a day. Start Z&D drops 0.5 ml once a day
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Dr. Harit Bansal
Pediatrician
17 yrs exp
Sonipat
Get stool routine and stop bottel feeding
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