How to deal with green poop in a baby over three months old

It is a common phenomenon for babies to have green stools. If the baby is breastfed and does not have any unusual discomfort, parents do not need to worry too much. However, many parents will find that babies over three months old have green stools. For this problem, parents need to pay attention to the common sense introduced below. Only by understanding this can they help themselves solve the problem correctly.

If your baby has green stools, if he is breastfed, as long as the baby's milk intake is normal, his mood is good, his sleep is good, and his weight gain is normal. 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.

If your baby poops frequently, but the stool is small and green in color, it is a sign that he is not full.

The child is still young, and parents cannot ignore any abnormal physical condition. Therefore, in daily life, parents are reminded to pay attention to the baby's physical health problems, because only by paying attention to these problems can we reduce the occurrence of some adverse situations and allow the baby to grow up healthily.