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Dark greenish- yellow poop by 3 months
Hi, my baby is 3 months old, since few days her poop is dark green-yellow colour. Is this normal?
I have started feeding her formula milk only at night time, during day she takes breast milk only.
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Consult with Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment
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Dr. Venkatesh Badugu
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9 yrs exp
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Kindly consult Pediatrician physically
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Dr. Amit Shukla
Pediatrician
10 yrs exp
Lucknow
Let’s explore this together to help you understand what might be happening with your baby’s poop color. Changes in a baby’s stool can raise questions, so let’s reason through it step by step.
What do you know about the typical colors of a baby’s poop at 3 months, especially when they’re breastfed or formula-fed? For example, how might the introduction of formula at night affect the color or consistency of her stool compared to when she was exclusively breastfed?
Also, have you noticed any other changes—like in her behavior, feeding patterns, or the smell/texture of her poop—that might give us more clues? Let’s think about what could influence the dark green-yellow color you’re seeing.
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