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Re: Green poop causes?
« Reply #30 on: February 14, 2007, 19:37:10 pm »
last night he had a superr runny and bright green poop.  It was more like diareah.  but today he work up with a really dry and chesty cough I was going to look into what the cough might be because we have all been having a weird allergy type of thing that allergy meds havn't helped and no other signs of sickmess.  we are also dealing with a mold infestation that our manager is just blowing off.  we are taking pictures of it today to take to a micro biologist to get checked and to send to the manager and owner of the appts.  I think it may be related, but I don't know.  I have yet to cut dairy and I think I was just going to try going without cows milk only.  it seems to get worse when I drink it more then a tiny glass.
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Re: Green poop causes?
« Reply #31 on: February 14, 2007, 20:13:02 pm »
Poor you. Good Luck with finding a solution and hope your mold gets sorted whether or not it's the cause.
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Re: Green poop causes?
« Reply #32 on: February 24, 2007, 21:03:28 pm »
I tried something different for my DS. I was initially doing single sided feeding when he was small, but started doing double sided as his needs increased, and he started having more green poos.I read somewhere that if you start one feed from the right side and then go to left, then start   the second round of feeding from the left and then go to right, so that if LO has not emptied the second breast earlier, he does so in the second feed and gets hindmilk. This seemed to work for me as his poop has turned more yellow, though still occassionally has green poos.
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