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Stool reducing substance positive
My baby is 2 months old. She is exclusively breastfed.
She used to poop little little more than 30 times a day.
Her stool was tested and reducing substance came positive.
We started giving her alfare formula feed but she is not taking it. She spits it out whenever we try to feed her with alfare.
What should we do in this case?
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After 10-11days u should try breast feeding again and monitor the symptoms.
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If gaining weight normally nothing to worry if not or reduced consult Paediatrician for further workup.
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Continue breast feeding not to stop breast feeding.more history is required about is the child gaining weight or persisting vomiting present.
If child is otherwise normal continue breast feeding
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