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Stool test results
Had concern about attached stool test results. As my daughter who is 1.5 month old is passing stool 10 to 15 times daily and is on breast feeding completely. Kindly guide
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In stool blood n mucus present so it could be dysentery
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The result shows positive for Occult blood which suggests blood in stool. It can be due to the bleeding rashes present around perianal area as the baby is passing stool 10-15 times a day. It's fine if baby is passing stool 10-15 times a day for 1-2 days. If it occurs for more than that then have a consultation.
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check for anal excoriation and see if baby is having colic
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consult for colic and anal excoriation
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Normal Passing stool after feeding is Normal This is known as gastrocolic reflex
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This is Gastrocolic reflex
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Send stool for the culture Stool report shows some positive things so need for the investigation and also treatment
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