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8mos old teething has been pooping with mucus and almost 7x already. is it normal? hands are cool to touch. temp 36.9.
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Not unexpected: When teething children reduce a lot of mucus which softens the stool. Make sure to keep child well hydrated. Temperature is normal. Check in with your pediatric medical specialist, your Pediatrician if you are concerned. Also, at AGE 1, make an appointment with a pediatric dental specialist, a Pedodontist.
Answered 3/16/2017
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