bacche green potty kyu krte hai?
plz rply

Question

bacche green potty kyu krte hai? 
plz rply

Accepted Answer

the green colour that many times is present in the stool is due to the digestive enzymes (bile )present in the stomach and when the food reacts with the digestive enzymes this can givez green colour to the stool.
the importance is of consistency of the stool so if the consistency is watery and green then only you need to meet the doctor but if it is semi solid to solid green stool then no need to meet the doctor.

Accepted Answer

Green stools in babies can be a common occurrence and are usually harmless. Here are some possible reasons why your baby may have green poop:

1. **Foremilk and Hindmilk Imbalance:** If breastfeeding, green stools can occur when your baby consumes more foremilk (the milk at the beginning of a feed) than hindmilk (the milk at the end of a feed). This imbalance can happen if feedings are too short or if the baby switches breasts too quickly.

2. **Dietary Changes:** Introducing new foods or changes in the mother's diet (if breastfeeding) can sometimes cause temporary changes in stool color.

3. **Gastrointestinal Infections:** Mild gastrointestinal infections or viruses can occasionally cause changes in stool color, including greenish stools.

4. **Iron Supplements:** If your baby is taking iron supplements, this can sometimes cause stools to appear green.

5. **Teething:** Some parents notice changes in stool color during teething periods, though this is not universally experienced.

### When to Consult Your Pediatrician:

- **Consistency and Frequency:** If your baby's stools are consistently green and you notice other changes in consistency or frequency.

- **Accompanying Symptoms:** If green stools are accompanied by other symptoms such as fever, lethargy, blood in stool, or persistent crying.

- **Concerns about Feeding:** If you suspect a feeding issue, particularly if your baby seems unsatisfied after feedings or is showing signs of dehydration.

In most cases, green stools in babies are temporary and resolve on their own without treatment. However, if you have concerns or notice persistent changes, it's always best to consult your pediatrician for guidance and reassurance. They can help determine if any further evaluation or adjustments to feeding or care are needed.

bacche green potty kyu krte hai? plz rply