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Infant Passes Stool With Lots Of Mucus After Drinking Formula, No Relief With Antibiotics, Switching Over To Lactose Free Milk. Suggestions?

I have a kid age 4 months. After she drink formula she pass stool with lot of mucus . we did urine RE and CS. CS report is good. RE shows severe infections. Child specialist given her oral antibiotic ciprofloxacine. it helped very little now it started again in full. Changed milk ........to lactose free milk. but not working much. looking for your suggestions. email: YYYY@YYYY
Mon, 15 Oct 2012
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Pediatrician, Neonatology 's  Response
Hi,
Urine RE and culture will rule out urinary infection.
You have to do stool RE and Culture for infection to find out the causebof mucus in stool.
Regarding lactose intolerance you have to do stool for reducing substances.
It may be just a viral infection causing diarrhea.
No need to change milk.
Give oral electrolytes and give some time and see.
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Infant Passes Stool With Lots Of Mucus After Drinking Formula, No Relief With Antibiotics, Switching Over To Lactose Free Milk. Suggestions?

Hi, Urine RE and culture will rule out urinary infection. You have to do stool RE and Culture for infection to find out the causebof mucus in stool. Regarding lactose intolerance you have to do stool for reducing substances. It may be just a viral infection causing diarrhea. No need to change milk. Give oral electrolytes and give some time and see.