RBCs in stool

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RBCs in stool

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I have a 4 month old daughter. She is on formula milk from day 1 & doing absolutely fine. 1 month back I did found 1-2 threads of blood in her stool so did stool routine & occult blood. Occult blood traces was seen. I repeated the test after 1 month, in that occult blood was absent but RBCs 0-1 was present. She is achieving all her milestone & her wt is also about 6.4 kg at 4 month. Is there anything to worry about

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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra

Pediatrician 5 yrs exp Rajkot

No need to worry. Rbc is just 1-2 it's normal only

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Dr. Pragathi H A Pediatrician 7 yrs exp Belgaum Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Pragathi H A

Pediatrician 7 yrs exp Belgaum

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Hello, no need to worry, it’s normal as RBCs are 0-1.