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My 2 month old baby is pooping green
My baby is fed with both mother's milk and formula Dexolac stage 1. Since last 3 to 4 days he is showing these symptoms. What needs to be done.
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Green potty is usually normal. If weight is ok, nothing to worry about. Please visit a pediatrician for check up for confirmation
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Hello It is normal..
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Greetings Starting Dexolac Stage 1 formula can cause temporary mild gas.Ensure you dilute the formula exactly per package instructions.Always thoroughly sterilize feeding utensils before preparing each feed.Watch for warning signs like vomiting, fever, or diarrhea.
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Symptoms pls
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Try to stop formula milk and bottle feeds .continue exclusive breast feeding .green potty can be normal . But to be reported if n any blood or mucus in stools
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It's normal
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Its normal.
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It is normal
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Dont worry green colour stools is normal only
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