Brief Answer: Infection confirmed, but should check on cause Detailed Answer: Hello sir/ma'am and welcome. Thank you for writing to us. Based on the provided information of your baby girl, it sounds like there could be an infection present. But in babies, this infection is at times caused due to some abnormality either in the gastrointestinal tract (GIT) or with the physiological process of digestion itself. When you visited the doctor, was a physical examination conducted (i.e. a palpation of the baby's abdomen)? Was an x-ray of the abdomen conducted, if so what was the result? The stool test confirms the presence of an infection, and so an antibiotic will have to be initiated along with 4-6 oral drops of colicaid (containing simethicone and fennel oil) around 4 times a day to promote digestion and prevent colic spasms. Please revisit your doctor and request for the infection to be address and also to conduct an abdominal x-ray and a physical examination sir/ma'am. This would the most wise next step. I hope you find my response helpful sir/ma'am. Please feel free to write back to me for any further clarifications, I would be more than happy to help you. Best wishes.

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Brief Answer: Yes, please try colimex; but antibiotics required Detailed Answer: Hello once again. I am sorry colicaid did not work in your daughter's favor, but you can try colimex out as it contains active ingredients that belong to the same group as colicaid, but contains a different component from that group which should work in reducing your daughter's symptoms. Although, the first-line of treatment in your daughter's cause would be the use of antibiotics which are clearly required from the pus cells found in her stool and the greenish color of her stools. Please do visit a doctor for the same ma'am/sir. Hope this helps. Looking forward to being of assistance. Best wishes.

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