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Child Has Recurrent Pale Stools, Temporary Relief With Oflomac M Forte. Cause?

hi, i have twins boys 1 and half year old. one of them having problem of pale stool . Checked with local Pediatrician and he said that my kid does not have jaundice , he may have stomuch infection, and given medicine Oflomac-M Forte for 5 days after that my kid was well for 4 days and again he started with the same ple stool problem
Sat, 5 Jan 2013
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I s the pale stool since birth or recent onset? If it is since birth your child should be looked for live disease and investigated with liver function tests, ultrasound abdomen and BULIDA scan to rule out neonatal hepatitis and biliary atresia. If it is of recent onset , stool routine examination and stool culture and sensitivity should be done to know the infection. So consult your Pediatrician for evaluation.
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Child Has Recurrent Pale Stools, Temporary Relief With Oflomac M Forte. Cause?

Hi I s the pale stool since birth or recent onset? If it is since birth your child should be looked for live disease and investigated with liver function tests, ultrasound abdomen and BULIDA scan to rule out neonatal hepatitis and biliary atresia. If it is of recent onset , stool routine examination and stool culture and sensitivity should be done to know the infection. So consult your Pediatrician for evaluation.