Is there any problem with the baby's yellow-green stool?

Parents must pay attention to the baby's bowel movements, because from the baby's bowel movements, you can know the baby's eating conditions, his digestive conditions and other physical information feedback, so as a qualified parent, you must know this. When you pay attention to your baby's bowel movements, you will find that your baby often has yellow-green stools. Do you have a question in your mind: Is there any problem if your baby’s stool is yellow-green?

The problem of baby's yellow-green stools must be taken seriously. The baby has yellow-green stools and has green stools. If breastfeeding, as long as the baby has a normal amount of milk, is in a good mood, sleeps well, and gains weight normally. Generally no special treatment is required. If it is mixed feeding, you need to judge whether the baby is full. If the baby is not full, the intestinal peristalsis will speed up and green stools will appear. In this case, just increase the amount of milk and make sure the baby is full. Catching a cold is also one of the common causes of rapid intestinal peristalsis and green stools. Green stools caused by this reason may also have symptoms similar to a cold. If you only have green stools, pay attention to keeping your abdomen warm, especially at night, and you will recover in a few days. If you have cold symptoms, you should also receive symptomatic treatment for the cold. In addition, if you not only have green stools, but also have frequent bowel movements with a lot of water, and have diarrhea, you should go to the hospital to check your stool in time. Then treat symptomatically.

For babies who are exclusively breastfed, their stools are yellow or golden yellow, with a uniform consistency like a paste or mushy paste, occasionally thin and green, with a sour but not smelly smell, and they have two to four bowel movements a day. For bottle-fed babies, their stools are light yellow or earthy gray, dry and hard, strip-shaped, often contain milk curds, and have a distinct odor. They defecate 1 to 2 times a day. Possible reasons why baby's stool is green: Generally, the stool of breastfed babies is acidic, and normal stool is slightly green, sometimes mixed with some white particles.

If you ask me if there is a problem with my baby's yellow-green stools, I will answer with certainty that there is a problem. Most of these problems are caused by misunderstandings in the baby's diet, so it is recommended that parents take their children's stool samples to the hospital for testing, and cooperate with the doctor to tell the doctor about the baby's daily diet and let the doctor tell you how to treat it.