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Light green colour poty of baby
Light green colour poop was done by my 30 days old baby recently he had caught cold ( sneezing and nose guur guur ) ..for which I gave him hynasal nose drop
I give dha and d3 drops too everyday ...he is around 3 kgs of weight ..he is totally into breastfeeding.
Please help..is light green poop a signal to be worried?
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Green or light green are normal colors in babies who are on only BF....so don't worry....
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burp well..monitor weight...
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get relaxed...
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No worries on color of stool unless there is blood or excessive water , child doesn’t pass urine , is vomiting , crying of pain etc
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi,
Do not worry about the colour. Stool can be watery , foamy , greenish, yellow, black.
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If baby is feeding well and gaining weight, nothing to worry
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