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My 7 weeks old baby boy had yeast infection and precribed zarin, 2days later i noticed blood (darker red) in his poo, need to bring to pd immediately?
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Yes: Yes, it is unusual for a baby to have blood in his poo. It need not be a serious problem, possibly a small tear in the skin. It does need to be evaluated by his family physician or pediatrician. Best wishes.
Answered 8/22/2013
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