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Baby poop has watery and muscus
Baby 2 months old poop has watery and muscus. The problem exists since 10 days.
We were advised Neopeptine 10 drops 1-0-1 by general physician and stopped after 4 days as the problem still exists.
We checked with another Docotor and has suggested us to give Z & D 10 mg syrup (0-1-0), 1ml per day and Econorm half Sachet with breastfeeding ( 1-0-1)
Please advise on this.
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Infants on exclusive BF may pass stool frequently watery and mucus...
You should monitor weight of baby...
If baby is gaining weight then nothing to worry...
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check weight....
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
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16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi,
Babies on mother’s milk pass watery stool occasionally with mucus 10-12 times/ day. This is normal
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If baby is feeding well and gaining weight adequately nothing to worry
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