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Mucus diarrhoea in 2 month old
My son who was born 35 week preterm used to poop once every two days after he turned 6 week old . I had a flu and took Azithromycin suddenly he started pooping many times every day with loose and mucus motions . consulted a dr who suggested superflora gg drops. 4 days since he is taking the meds but still has a lot of mucus in poop .he also took mucolite drops for cough for 3 days.please help me I m really worried.he is on breast feed
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Continue breastfeeding the child.
Stool frequency and consistency changes over time.
If baby have no fever, taking feeds well, passing urine normally and gaining weight them no need to worry.
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Visit nearby pediatrician in the case of fever, lethargy and not taking feeds.
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Dr. Richa Singh Rajawat
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9 yrs exp
Noida
If he has developed cough and was taking medicines for the same, the cough will be swallowed and removed in poop. Nothing to worry if baby is feeding appropriately as before and is active and playful.
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Consult nearby Pediatrician if frequency of loose motions increase.
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Dr. Abhishek Khandelwal
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Raipur
Need to evaluate the child and need more details
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consult sos
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