Breast milk diarrhea

Breast milk diarrhea is uncommon in real life, and generally occurs only in a few babies within 6 months. Breast milk diarrhea is mainly caused by the fact that breast milk contains more prostaglandin E2, which can promote smooth muscle movement of the small intestine, increase the secretion of water and electrolytes, and cause the baby to have loose stools.

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