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Toddler Passes Small, Sticky Bowels Frequently. Allergy Test Inconclusive. On Breast Feeds, Regular Food. Any Thoughts?
Hi, My toddler (19 months) has small,sticky bowel movements 8-10 times a day. Each diaper only has a teaspoon to tablespoon of feces and very foul smelling considering the amount. He has been this way since we first introduced solids at 6/7 months. I exclusively breast-fed, and was on a dairy-free, soy-free diet because he had intolerances. He had an allergy test done at 12 months that showed no allergies to the top allergens. He drinks coconut milk and I am still nursing. He is on Zantac for acid reflux as well. He eats alot of fruits, some veggies, whole grains etc. Even when he drinks alot, we have the same issues. Any thoughts?
Hi,
Thank you for your query,
This episode of frequent, sticky, foul smelling loose stools are looking like due to infection.
Give stool for routine examination, for cysts and ova to look for giardiasis, entameba and stool for culture and sensitivity to look for any growth of pathogenic bacteria.
Give sips of oral rehydrating solutions, add probiotic and zinc supplementation after consulting your Pediatrician.
Stool examination will guide the line of treatment.
Hope I have answered your query.
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Toddler Passes Small, Sticky Bowels Frequently. Allergy Test Inconclusive. On Breast Feeds, Regular Food. Any Thoughts?
Hi, Thank you for your query, This episode of frequent, sticky, foul smelling loose stools are looking like due to infection. Give stool for routine examination, for cysts and ova to look for giardiasis, entameba and stool for culture and sensitivity to look for any growth of pathogenic bacteria. Give sips of oral rehydrating solutions, add probiotic and zinc supplementation after consulting your Pediatrician. Stool examination will guide the line of treatment. Hope I have answered your query.