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What Causes Greenish Discoloration In Stool In An Infant?

My son is 3 months old today and passes a grey greenish with a bit of yellow poo. I breastfeed him once or twice a day try to do three times, but he would prefer bottle. I took him to dr yesterday for his lungs and she prescribed him an inhaler for possible bronchi virus. The formula i use is nestle good start propiotic. His poos are normaly green sometimes with yellow. Just wondering what cause grey today
Mon, 25 Jan 2016
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Hello thank you for your query. As a breastfeeding specialist sometimes a mother diet has an affect in the color of her milk. You may have eaten something dark green or black that has passed to your milk an then to your baby leaving his stools with this color. If you baby has green stools you should check your nursing time because baby may be drinking more fore-milk than hind-milk. So keep your baby at the breast as long as you can

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What Causes Greenish Discoloration In Stool In An Infant?

Hello thank you for your query. As a breastfeeding specialist sometimes a mother diet has an affect in the color of her milk. You may have eaten something dark green or black that has passed to your milk an then to your baby leaving his stools with this color. If you baby has green stools you should check your nursing time because baby may be drinking more fore-milk than hind-milk. So keep your baby at the breast as long as you can