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breast feeding infant--mucus and blood in stool at times

An_266708 posted:

any help with my question? 2 and 1/2 month old breast fed only infant having episodes of mucus and some blood in stool; not constipated, no fissure; have tried eliminating soy and dairy from diet with no real change

An_266741 responded:

I found this information, I hope it helps. http://www.medelabreastfeedingus.com/tips-and-solutions/40/colitis

bigarb replied to An_266741's response:

thank you

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