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My Doctor Advised Me To Give Lactose Free Milk To My Son But He Won't Drink It. What Should I Do?

Hello..2 weeks ago my son suffered from amoebiasis,then a couple of days ago he had some loose watery stool.i had it examined and it revealed +3 fat globules, +4 bacteria but no parasite or ova seen..the pediatrician advised me to switch his milk to a lactose free one but my 16 month old son won't drink it.
Sat, 18 Jan 2014
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As Report of stool examination Shows infective diarrhoea needs antibiotic treatment and it is not to need to give baby lactose Fred milk because stool Report is not showing that baby is having lactose intolerance ok
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Pediatrician Dr. Sanmati Thole's  Response
As Report of stool examination Shows infective diarrhoea needs antibiotic treatment and it is not to need to give baby lactose Fred milk because stool Report is not showing that baby is having lactose intolerance ok
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My Doctor Advised Me To Give Lactose Free Milk To My Son But He Won't Drink It. What Should I Do?

As Report of stool examination Shows infective diarrhoea needs antibiotic treatment and it is not to need to give baby lactose Fred milk because stool Report is not showing that baby is having lactose intolerance ok