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Mom of a 1 yr 6 m old girl1 Year ago
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#asktheexperts My baby is 4.5 months old, inclusively breastfeeding. but in her poop there is a fuss like thing... with brownish colour... is it normal..or is there any matter of concern??

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Dr Vandan H KumarFather of a 7 yr 4 m old boy1 Year ago
A. this is normal stool as per the age of the child. this variation maybe seen when the child is on milk. if the growth and the weight of the child is within normal limits then there is no need to worry. if you still feel that something is different you can get the child examined by the doctor whof will tell you if there is need for any stool examination or not
POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy1 Year ago
A. It's not uncommon for exclusively breastfed babies to have variations in their stool. Here are some points to consider regarding the presence of fuzz-like material with a brownish color in your baby's poop: 1. **Undigested Material:** The fuzz-like material could be undigested milk fat or other harmless substances. Breast milk is very efficient and sometimes not all components are fully digested. 2. **Transitional Stool:** As your baby grows, their digestive system matures, and you may notice changes in stool consistency and color. This can include a range of colors from yellow to green to brown. 3. **Dietary Influence:** Sometimes, what the breastfeeding mother eats can affect the baby's stool. Certain foods or supplements in the mother's diet can cause changes in the baby's stool appearance. 4. **Observation:** If your baby is feeding well, gaining weight, and not showing any signs of distress (such as excessive fussiness, vomiting, or apparent pain), then these stool variations are usually normal. However, if you notice any of the following, it would be wise to consult your pediatrician: - Persistent changes in stool color or consistency that seem unusual or concerning. - Blood in the stool. - Your baby appears to be in discomfort or distress. - Other symptoms such as fever, vomiting, or poor feeding. In general, it's always a good idea to bring up any concerns about your baby's health with your pediatrician. They can provide reassurance and ensure that everything is progressing normally.
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