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Child Has Green Stools, Done Blood Test. Help

hi doctor , my 4 month baby stools are mostly green after bacterial infection that he had . in his latest test report pus cells are well below 0-3 hpf and no rbc count and reaction acidic, ph level is 6 but reducing substances is positive.he is only breast feeded. i have a concern about his light green stools as its has been more then 20 days. plese help.
Mon, 15 Oct 2012
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Hi harsh,
The reducing substance positive is suggestive of lactose intolerance.
However don't go by one test.
Also there may be temporary intolerance after a bout of diarrhoea.
There seems to be no infection now.
Continue breast feeds.
Gve some oral electrolytes available in sachets.
Redo stool examination after 2-3 weeks for reducing subatance when not on any medicines or oral rehydration solution.
Then furthercouse can be decided!
All the best

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Child Has Green Stools, Done Blood Test. Help

Hi harsh, The reducing substance positive is suggestive of lactose intolerance. However don t go by one test. Also there may be temporary intolerance after a bout of diarrhoea. There seems to be no infection now. Continue breast feeds. Gve some oral electrolytes available in sachets. Redo stool examination after 2-3 weeks for reducing subatance when not on any medicines or oral rehydration solution. Then furthercouse can be decided! All the best