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What Causes Loose Stool In Infant After Intake Of Bottled Milk?

My 9 months old baby is suffering from loose motions since yesterday. Stool is watery and he passes stool each time I give him bottled milk. He is on Top feed.His milk intake reduced to half of his diet since yesterday. He also had cold from past 3 days.No fever and no Cough,
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hi...loose motion can be a known complication with bottle feed if the bottle is not sterilized properly before each feed .Also if formula feed is given in improper dilution it can lead to loose motion. So I advise you to check this two things first. Also loose motion and cold both may occur in viral illness which can be self limiting. I would like to advise you to maintain the fluid intake of the baby by supplementing with ORS and keep watch on the urine output.
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What Causes Loose Stool In Infant After Intake Of Bottled Milk?

Hi...loose motion can be a known complication with bottle feed if the bottle is not sterilized properly before each feed .Also if formula feed is given in improper dilution it can lead to loose motion. So I advise you to check this two things first. Also loose motion and cold both may occur in viral illness which can be self limiting. I would like to advise you to maintain the fluid intake of the baby by supplementing with ORS and keep watch on the urine output.