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Diarrhoea, Yellowish, Gummy Stool, Lactobacillus Solution And Antibiotic
Hi, My daughter will be 3months old on the 9th of this month. We moved from south India to a different city (Pune) near Mumbai. She has been having issues with which my assumption is diarrhea . Her stools are yellowish scrambled and gummy like. She is experiences trouble with excretion too as i see she has to force it most of the times. We went to a doc close to my place and he had used lactobacillus solution and few other antibiotics but things didn t improve. On the third visit he said that he would like to try few other antibiotics and am now worried. Can anyone please suggest what could be done? Appreciate the suggestions. Cheers
Thu, 24 May 2012
Hi Suneel welcome to HCMForum. your daughter is having infection, or lactose intolarance.
as it is she needs an anti spasmodic for relief of straining of defeacation. I advise you to consult a pediatritian for treatment. her stools to be examined for lactose intolarance.
Besides i advise some diet restrictions for both mother & child. if you are giving out side milk also give the diluted milk of 3to 1. if lactose intolarance is there should not give any milk. milk substitutes with out lactose are to be used.
If breast feeding mother should not eat nonvegetarian foods, spices, chillies, mangoes, & junk foods till the problem is solved. Wishing for an early recovery.
as it is she needs an anti spasmodic for relief of straining of defeacation. I advise you to consult a pediatritian for treatment. her stools to be examined for lactose intolarance.
Besides i advise some diet restrictions for both mother & child. if you are giving out side milk also give the diluted milk of 3to 1. if lactose intolarance is there should not give any milk. milk substitutes with out lactose are to be used.
If breast feeding mother should not eat nonvegetarian foods, spices, chillies, mangoes, & junk foods till the problem is solved. Wishing for an early recovery.
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