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Should I Be Concerned For A Child Passing Light Tan Coloured Stools?

For the last two days my three year old has had light tan poop yesterday it looked healthy but thea color was very light tan today it is light tan diarrhea she also threw up two times yesterday, no fever. she is up running around with a smile right now, should I be concerned? Also I have been giving my children teaspoons of food grade diatomacous earth speraticly would this cause the problem?
Wed, 22 Oct 2014
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Thank you for the question.
Keep a close watch.
If stools frequency and wateriness with or without vomiting increases take the child to the med.
In the mean time you can give the child plenty of lemonade, butter milk besides regular food.
It is advisable to stop any medication if you are giving on your own.
If prescribed by a doctor then check with the doctor if you should continue it.
My preference is not to give any non prescribed medicines.
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Should I Be Concerned For A Child Passing Light Tan Coloured Stools?

Thank you for the question. Keep a close watch. If stools frequency and wateriness with or without vomiting increases take the child to the med. In the mean time you can give the child plenty of lemonade, butter milk besides regular food. It is advisable to stop any medication if you are giving on your own. If prescribed by a doctor then check with the doctor if you should continue it. My preference is not to give any non prescribed medicines.