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My 2.5 year daughter is having pale white stools since 2 days. she is active and showing no other symptoms but had only dairy diet for a week.
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Expect change : Significant changes in diet usually accompany changes in stool, look for any other symptoms,if not, most likely the change in diet.
Answered 6/8/2018
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