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Green Diarrhea After Biopsy In Toddler?

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mmcc54 Contributor
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Sorry this is tmi...21 month old had her second biopsy yesterday...she didn't eat much after yesterday only nursed. Today she has had a few bright lime green loose stools?? Normal? Not? I called the Dr no call back yet!

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cyclinglady Grand Master
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Off the top go my head.....green poop usually is fast moving. Maybe her intestinal tract is inflamed and irritated from the procedure, possible meds, etc. I am not a doctor though. Is she a king normal, otherwise?

Keep breastfeeding to keep her hydrated.

mmcc54 Contributor
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That's kind of what I was thinking also..not normal for her but I don't remember it doing this the first time so wanted to ask here if it was something that was super alarming!

cyclinglady Grand Master
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Geez Louise! This iPad makes corrections for you!

I meant to say is she feeling (not king) normal?

And until she is completely healthy, I would keep breastfeeding. I stopped at 24 months, but my daughter did not have any health issues. Gee, I loved nursing! It was so easy, convenient, cheap and healthy!

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I knew what you ment ;) dang auto correct lol Yes shes a bit grumpy but considering shes doing pretty well! No weird poop yet today so hopefully it was just from the medication to sedate or something. Yes I don't plan on stopping nursing anytime soon :) exp in a kiddo with digestive issues...its easy for her to digest ;)

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