#AskTheExpert very tiny strains of maroon colour in my 5 month old’s stool yesterday. Can it be because of iron drops or is it something serious?

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ExpertDr Disha PatelAyurvedic Physician3 years ago

A. yes, probably it might be due to it.. Talk to baby’s doctor if there is blood in baby’s stool, but whether or not this requires an emergency visit would depend upon your child’s behavior.

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