Green stool after baby has fever

It is actually quite common for babies to have a fever, and all babies will experience this. When a baby has a fever, the stool is green. Parents should pay more attention to this. There are several reasons for the green stool of babies, such as indigestion, excessive iron intake, etc.

What to do if your baby has green poop

It is a normal physiological phenomenon for babies to have green stools, which is usually caused by dietary factors. As long as the diet is adjusted, the baby's green stools will soon return to normal. But if the mother is still worried, it is recommended to take the baby to the hospital for stool testing. If it is normal, it is considered that the green stool is caused by physiological reasons. This is not a disease and no special treatment is required. What should I do if my baby has green stools? If the baby has green stools due to the following conditions, you can treat them symptomatically:

1. If your baby's stool is green due to indigestion, you can give him some spleen-strengthening and digestion-resolving oral liquids.

2. If a breastfed baby has green stools, the mother should avoid spicy and cold foods to avoid affecting the baby's stomach.

3. If the green stool is caused by iron, breastfeeding mothers should pay attention to the intake of vitamins, which can promote iron absorption. They should eat more vegetables and appropriate amounts of fruits. At this time, mothers should try not to consume too much fat, and pay attention to water intake. The daily water intake is 1300ml. At the same time, you can give the baby some water after feeding.

How to deal with green baby stool

As long as the baby is healthy and has a normal lifestyle, parents do not need to worry about any changes in the baby's stool. There is nothing serious about changes in color depth; a slightly dry or watery texture does not mean that there is anything wrong with the baby. If the mother is worried, please consult a doctor, community nurse or physician.

As your baby grows, eating different foods, such as certain fruits or vegetables, will cause changes in your stool. For example, beetroot can change the color of stool, and stool can turn brown or green when exposed to air. If your baby's stool becomes loose after eating a certain food, you should not give your baby this food for a few days, and then add a small amount of this food to your baby after a period of time.

If your breastfed baby has green stools, do not wean him/her easily. At this time, you can shorten the time of each feeding and let the baby eat the first half of the milk. Because the first half of breast milk contains more protein, it is easy to digest and rich in nutrition, while the second half contains more fat and is difficult to digest. If necessary, the mother can drink a large glass of light salt water half an hour to an hour before feeding to dilute the breast milk, and then breastfeed the baby.