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Green stool for my 4 mnths old baby
Hi this is alekhya my baby boy is 4 .5 mnths old and weighing 6.8 kgs as of now . My baby pooh is green in colour from past 10 days and he is partially breast fed and using similac advance stage 1 . Doctor prescribed similac isomil ,oflomac-M and grilinctus M as he is coughing rarely and sounds from his throats Like mucus inside
I read in this forum that one doctor suggested someone that grilintus M is banned and not recommended to use for infants is it true??
Can I use Kufril LS for cough instead of this ??
Is similac isomil is safe to use all time or after some days can I shift back to similac advance stage 1 ??
How is my baby growth as per his age ??
Thanks
Alekhya
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You can use kufril LS thats fine. Please send stool for routine and microscopy test. Isomil is fine and will help if there is lactose intolerance leading to loose motions. Please visit your pediatrician once with above report for further course of action
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