Treatment Methods for Baby Diarrhea with Blood and Fever

A newborn with pathological jaundice hospitalized for jaundice experienced bloody stools after consuming breast milk. Similar symptoms occurred after discharge, prompting a search for medical advice.

When blood strands appear in a baby’s stool, it may be due to constipation or intestinal inflammation. Parents should take appropriate care measures or seek medical assistance based on the situation.

Newborn diarrhea with blood may be caused by intestinal problems or food allergies, and can be improved through dietary adjustments and medication treatment.

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My baby is four months and five days old, consuming formula milk and rice porridge, having bowel movements two to three times a day. The first stool is usually drier, while the latter one or two are looser. Today, the second stool had a bit of blood in it. I want to know what could be the cause.

A two-and-a-half-month-old baby’s stool has blood strands, parents’ questions and doctor’s answers

The symptoms of neonatal intestinal necrosis include abdominal distension, vomiting, and blood in stool, primarily occurring in premature infants, with surgery recommended as the most effective treatment

If a baby has stool with blood threads and green feces, it may be caused by gastrointestinal bleeding, which can be due to various reasons. Adjusting diet and feeding methods appropriately, and seeking medical examination and treatment in a timely manner are important.