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Passing white stool
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I have a 9 months old baby girl.She has passing white colour stool 4 times a day from yesterday. But in a solid form and not too much little little. What would be the reason.i am giving her 4 time solid food and 2 full bottel (200ml) of milk a day. Is there any digestion problem or she is over eating. In a whole day she sleep well and in night also she sleep continuously till mid morning.she even active for playing. Good in mood not cranky. But many a time she puts fingers or a toys in her mouth.Can this makes stool effect. Kindly plz suggest me any medicine or changes in food. Or just me any fruits.
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Look at babies urine colour
Babies eyes colour
Any abdominal distension present or not
Hiw is the activity
Please consult online for further questions
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Pls mention her urine color
Get her liver function tests done
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