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Stomach infection
She had stomach infection and doctor advised taxim antibiotic orally, i have a concern, she passed green stool in morning today. So should i be worried about it or it will be improved by antibiotic . Loose motion not present now only colour was green.
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Green stools indicate
Increased motility of intestines
Food passing rapidly from stomach to outside.
It will be subsided once motility of intestine revert back to normal.
No need to worry about green colour of stools.
Untill there are signs of dehydration and perianal rash.
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Please don't worry about the medicine and stools, it's take time to improve. Full answer is not possible with out details discussion.
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Taxim causes milid biliary sludge if given to dehydrated & inadequately fed children that may cause green stools. No need to worry as long as your child's activity is good and not sick.
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