Common questions and professional advice for a three-and-a-half-month-old baby who consistently has green stool

Answering Questions About Baby’s Abnormal Stool Color and Restless Night Sleep

A baby over nine months old has been having 3-4 bowel movements a day, yellow and pasty, possible causes and suggestions for resolution

Since the baby was born in November last year, their stool has been smelly, loose, and contains small white particles. Their weight has decreased compared to the last check-up. How can diet be adjusted to improve the situation?

A two-month-old baby is experiencing abnormal stools, including milk clumps, foamy stools, and vomiting. A professional doctor has diagnosed it as possibly being caused by viral infection, bacterial infection, or abdominal cold leading to gastrointestinal dysfunction. It is recommended to take oral medication and pay attention to abdominal warmth. Increase defecation appropriately. If breastfed, the mother’s diet should be light and easy to digest.

A six-month-old baby’s stool has appeared with black thread-like substances. The baby has eaten rice porridge, banana puree, and milk beans, and the parents are worried about the potential impact on health.

The baby may have vomited and had dry heaves due to overeating or the early signs of a cold. It’s recommended to check the baby’s temperature, inspect the tonsils for swelling, and take appropriate measures.

A baby’s body temperature of 35.6 degrees could indicate hypothermia, and it’s important to appropriately increase their body temperature.

The baby is over a month old and has had fewer bowel movements in recent days, which may be due to insufficient fluid leading to intestinal dryness and constipation.

After weaning, the baby is experiencing constipation, asking whether it’s possible to breastfeed again, and seeking solutions for constipation.