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Yellowish jelly stool with clear mucus
Hi sir/ Madam
My son is 3 month old, he is formula fed due to mothers laction problem. Isomil is the formula we are giving.
He is passing yellowish brow poop with slight clear mucus in it... He is passing stool 2 to 3 times a day.
8 days back he had slight e coil infection and
Taxim o was suggested by doc. Loose stool was stopped 5 days back.. But today once again we can see little bit of mucus in the stool. Is there anything to concern.
Antibiotic course is ended on last Friday 24th July, 2020.
Please suggest on this
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It usually settles by itself. Bottles used for feeding shud be properly sterilised. Re try Breast feeding, which is still possible. Get stool routine and reducing substance test.
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Any probiotic like Bifilac or Darolac sachets, 1 sachet per day in milk in 3 divided doses can be given for 2 or 3 days
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Do stool routine n culture test
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