The stool is dark green, what is the reason for pulling out the dark green stool?

Possible reasons why your baby's stool is green.

In general, breastfed babies have acidic stools, with normal stools slightly greenish and sometimes mixed with some white particles. If a formula-fed infant passes green stools, it indicates accelerated bowel movement or intestinal inflammation, which is a sign of diarrhoea. Some parents are wrong to think that their children are frightened by their green stool.

In addition, for the health of the baby, it is necessary to consume sufficient iron, if the baby who eats iron milk powder, if the iron in the milk powder cannot be fully absorbed, the stool will be yellow-green, the white particles in the stool are larger, and it is easier to smell. It can also enhance the ability to resist diseases, and children are immature, and their bronchial, gastrointestinal and immune systems are relatively weak, and they are prone to infection. You can give your child some Danny Baby Probiotic Powder to improve intestinal function and enhance your baby's gastrointestinal function.

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The color of the stool is usually related to food, and it is normally light yellow and brown.

Green stools are probably the color of fruits and vegetables, or gastroduodenal bleeding stools are dark black and dark green, and biliary tract diseases (disorders of bile excretion) can make the stool lighter in color than yellow. You can observe if there is some yellowing of the eyes and palms, and if there is a change in color, you can consult a gastroenterologist for diagnosis.

Many babies have green stools, which is not a disease of the baby, but a normal physiological phenomenon. The color of the stool is closely related to the chemical changes in the bile. Bile is secreted by the liver, and the liver cells continuously secrete bile, and the bile flows into the hepatic duct, and then into the duodenum through the common bile duct.

The color of bile is related to the type and concentration of bile pigments it contains, and can range from golden yellow to dark green. Bile pigments include bilirubin and biliverdin, which are interconvertible. The bile in the upper part of the small intestine contains bilirubin and biliverdin, which give the stool a yellowish-green color.

When the stool is pushed to the colon, the biliverdin is reduced and converted to bilirubin, and the stool is yellow. Breastfed children's stool is acidic, under the action of intestinal bacteria, part of the bilirubin is converted into biliverdin, so that the discharged stool is light green, which is normal, and the stool of milk-fed children is alkaline, which can make part of the fecal bilirubin further converted into fecal biliform, which is colorless, so the stool is light yellow.

The green color is watery or pasty, with a sour smell and foam, and is more common in diseases such as indigestion and intestinal dysfunction. If pus is mixed with green stools, it is a sign of acute enteritis or bacillary dysentery. Sudden onset of fishy-fouling, green, watery stools with grayish-white flaky translucent egg cyanoid pseudomembranes after major abdominal surgery or in patients receiving extensive antimicrobials** suggests Staphylococcus aureus enteritis.

In addition, eating a lot of chlorophyll-containing foods, or having too much acidity in the intestines, can also turn the stool green.

There are probably three reasons why the stool is dark green:

First, when the stool is acidic, the bile in it is oxidized to green when exposed to air. Bilirubin in bile is a yellow pigment that turns stool yellow when it is stained, and bilirubin is oxidized to biliverdin, which makes stool green.

The second type: the effect of Lactobacillus bifidobacterium, the intestine has become acidic, and the stool has been oxidized in the intestine and turned green and excreted from the body. Therefore, dark green stool is not an abnormal stool, it is a normal phenomenon, and there is no need to worry about it.

Third: dark green stools may generally be indigestion. Dietary changes can be made to observe changes in stool. The stool is green and watery or pasty, with a sour smell and foam, which is more common in diseases such as indigestion and intestinal dysfunction.

Abnormal stool color is related to disease, and the following is the relationship between abnormal stool color and disease:

Grayish-white: If the color of the stool is white clay-like, it may be jaundice or biliary obstruction caused by stones, tumors, roundworms, etc., resulting in biliofavin that cannot be excreted in the stool.

Black: If you don't eat pig blood and don't take drugs that may have black stools, the stool appears black, which is generally upper gastrointestinal bleeding. Bleeding from the stomach and duodenum, blood passes through the intestines several meters long, undergoes various chemical changes, and gradually turns black, therefore, if the amount of bleeding in these places is not very large, the stool should be black.

Ulcer disease accounts for about half of patients with upper gastrointestinal bleeding, and most of them are duodenal ulcer bleeding. In addition to ulcer disease, gastritis, cirrhosis of the liver with ruptured esophageal or gastric varices, and gastric cancer are also common causes of upper gastrointestinal bleeding.

Red: Bloody stools, mostly lower gastrointestinal bleeding, the lower gastrointestinal tract includes jejunum, ileum, rectum, colon, due to the short distance, less chemical changes, bleeding in these parts, the stool should be red. If there is a lot of bleeding in the upper gastrointestinal tract, the blood does not have time to stay in the intestines too much, and the stool is also red.

Develop the habit of regular bowel movements (even if you don't have the urge to defecate, you should go to the toilet and squat for about 5 minutes at a fixed time every day to form a conditioned reflex).

Analysis: According to your description, this condition may be related to your diet: under normal circumstances, after eating green vegetables, the stool will appear dark green. I suggest you can observe and observe. If necessary, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up.

According to the old people, it is possible that the child is scared.

The excreted stool is dark green, which is mainly related to the type of food eaten, such as eating vegetables, celery, spinach, and rape for a long time. In such a situation, you can first observe for a few days, and try to minimize the intake of green vegetables during these days.

If the stool is normal color, then there is no need to consider the disease, the normal color of the stool is golden yellow or brown, if there is black and red, or other white, etc. are abnormal, indicating that there is a disease in the digestive tract, such as black indicates gastrointestinal bleeding, white indicates biliary obstruction, and needs to be seen in time.

Dark green stool may generally be indigestion, especially the gallbladder is not good, the bile fluid is dark green, the intestinal absorption is not good, traditional Chinese medicine belongs to stasis, eating too greasy is easy to slip the intestines, do not need to be nervous.

The stool is dark green, and there are the following reasons: 1. Hungry green stool, that is, the baby is not full, so the stool is dark green. 2. Iron is eaten too much and is not fully digested.

Mainly babies who are on formula or taking substances that contain iron. 3. Indigestion can cause dark green stool, you can give the baby mommy love or probiotics to regulate the imbalance of the baby's intestinal flora, and add pediatric pepsin mixture to help digestion. In terms of feeding, it is necessary to eat regularly, avoid overhunger and fullness, and reduce the intake of iron-containing substances.

At the same time, you can give the baby an abdominal massage to avoid cold in the abdomen.