Green Stool and Gas
Question: My son's feces turned green and he has gas. While we were waiting for the result of the stool sample, I fed it with soy-supported ready food. His excrement turned yellow. The test results were negative and I started breastfeeding again. His stool was green again. Am I making her stools green?
Answer: Green feces and gas are usually caused by an imbalance between the first milk and the next milk and are usually seen in infants. The first milk is low-fat milk that is at the beginning of the diet. The next milk is very fatty.
This problem usually occurs when the mother has lots of milk. It also occurs when the baby starts sucking one breast and then sucking one breast after a certain period of time. And the baby cannot absorb milk efficiently. This way, the baby gets more first milk and less later. This causes the baby's stomach pain, gas and green feces. More, the baby who first drinks milk should be breastfed more often. Because the baby is very intense but low-calorie milk is fed. At the same time, your baby's feces are green and painful may result from excessive sugar.
Low-fat foods (usually the first milk) are quickly digested. The baby soon gets hungry again. This stimulates the mother's milk production and causes the formation of excess milk.
To deal with this, allow your baby to release the breast when he is satisfied and hears and breastfeed at any time.
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