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4.5 month old baby with noticed small pinkish area in his diaper about 1 cm, when chang the diaper again also see it again, otherwise healthy?
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See doctor: Small pinkish spot on diaper may be due to blood , it may happen if baby has hard stool and strains during passing stool or there is bleed from anal opening OR it may be from penile opening .Better get the baby examined by your doctor and treated .
Answered 12/16/2014
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