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Baby Having Red Bum, Passing Watery Stools. Is This Due To Teething?
Hi my 6 month old daughter woke up on Thursday with red raw bum and what seems to be passing is probably only about a tablespoon if you were to scoop up stools they are runny watery type with what looks like mustard seeds has never had this before they are completely normal all the time and she s usually regular 1 to 2 a day I have started solids about 2 weeks ago have completely stopped now and just giving formula but yet she s still passing them and she hasn t done a normal poo just these watery runny type ones quite frequently is this teething she has a constant drool and runny nose confused not sure what to do the happy rash is ridiculous am putting daktozin and curash on but not much improvement as she s constantly passing poos
First i want to confirm that what she has started in weaning. Teething doesn't cause loose motion but children usually rub their gums with their hand and toys which are the source of infection. Nappy rash in this case is because of acidic stool, for which we prescribe Zinc supplement for about 15 days and local cream (Steroids and antibiotics). Initially in weaning soft food should be given, ideally boiled rice, banana and yougurt.
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Baby Having Red Bum, Passing Watery Stools. Is This Due To Teething?
First i want to confirm that what she has started in weaning. Teething doesn t cause loose motion but children usually rub their gums with their hand and toys which are the source of infection. Nappy rash in this case is because of acidic stool, for which we prescribe Zinc supplement for about 15 days and local cream (Steroids and antibiotics). Initially in weaning soft food should be given, ideally boiled rice, banana and yougurt.