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My son is 5.8 month old. For last two days he was pooping mild green color(semi solid) and no fever. He used to poop after some feeding. For a day he poops 2 or 3 times a day. I had started solids to him but last 2 days I didin give any greeny diet to him. Whether it's a sign of teething or something else. I'm worried of this. Pls help me out of this.
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Dr. Poonam M Sambhaji
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17 yrs exp
North Goa
Hi I can fully understand your worry
Just passing green motion is not sign of infection. If child has no fever, is active playful, and feeding well not to worry.
As you mentioned you have started new diet... that itself can induce faster intestinal movement...as it's something new for babies body... so the Bile pigment does not get enough time to undergo all process... wherein it changes colour from green to yellow.... That's is possibly the reason I your case. I HOPE YOU WILL BE SATISFIED WITH THE ANSWER.
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