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Baby having redish stool
My baby hving fever nd passing a watery Motions nd its colord red not much red bt mucus passing like peanut size motions passing
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fever nd passing a watery Motions nd its color red - need antibiotics and also need physical consultation for beter tt.
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Dr. Arun Chander Dhup
Pediatrician
49 yrs exp
Delhi
As watery stools ,redness,mucus and fever looks like infection. Look for dehydration.
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Get his/her stool routine,microscopic, Stool C/S,and Stool for Reducing Substance examined.
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With reports Consult doctor personaly/ Telemedicine.
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Dr. Navin Bhatia
Pediatrician
17 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Fever with red color watery stool is most likely Stomach infection.. Need to assess for dehydration
Next Steps
keep a watch on urine and oral intake and encourage ORS.
Health Tips
child might need antibiotics after assessment in detail.
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