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My two months old baby spit up and there was brown in it. should i be worried?
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Depends. A breast- fed baby will often trigger a silent bleed into the breast ducts/milk. When they spit up as they often do, that material will appear brown to black from the action of stomach acid. Please discuss this with his doc.
Answered 3/6/2023
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