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Four Month Old Baby Suffering From Loose Motion With Infection In Mucus

My baby is 4 months old and he is having loose motions for the last 10 days and my doctor says it is ok for an infant to do so but after stool test we found 6-7 of pus and there is infection in mucus. please suggest
Sun, 3 Jul 2011
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General & Family Physician 's  Response
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It is normal for a 4 months baby to pass stools as many times as he has feeding.As long as the baby is comfortable and does not cry or have any sign of dehydration it is fine.If you are still worried you can consult a Paediatrician with the report of stools and he will advise you the further course of treatment if required.
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Pediatrician Dr. Partho Sarathi Roy's  Response
Welcome to HCM.

Pus cell is insignificant in stool examination.

loose motion needs treatment only if

>dehyration

>loss of weight

>bloody stool

>with fever

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Four Month Old Baby Suffering From Loose Motion With Infection In Mucus

Hello; welcome to HealthcareMagic It is normal for a 4 months baby to pass stools as many times as he has feeding.As long as the baby is comfortable and does not cry or have any sign of dehydration it is fine.If you are still worried you can consult a Paediatrician with the report of stools and he will advise you the further course of treatment if required. Thanks