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Hi, I've seen red particles in my baby poop. He is 4 months old. He is having breast milk via bottle feeding. Please find the picture in the attachment. He is also having some cold. But he is active and taking milk as normal. Is it normal??
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Get a stool routine test to rule out infection. When you feed with bottle the risk of infection is high even if it is mother’s milk
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