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Mine is a 6 months old formula fed baby. He has diarrhea (yellow curdy poop) for past 2 days. His pedia prescribed TAXIM -O for 5 days. Today his poop looked like this. Is this normal? I'm worried.
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It s normal
Zinc dps and probiotics can be given
Avoid sugary foods and drinks
Can give water for hydration
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Hi . Continue the antibiotic. Sometimes in infection there can be blood in poop known as dysentery. So I would recommend look for blood in poop for a few days.
It may require a change in antibiotics, so consult the doctor.
Also make sure your baby is well-hydrated. You can give water/coconut water/ORS
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Avoid juices.
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
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It's normal
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