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What do you suggest if my first born son has had a few bloody jelly stools, does any know what this is called?
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Go to the Dr : Right now. This can be a sign of a potentially serious intestinal problem. Get your newborn to a doctor right now. Please. Don't delay.
Answered 9/28/2016
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