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\".\"\".\"\".\"\".\" Ccc.B11S1.DE01-helpA young infant has diarrhoea if the stools have changed from the usual pattern, and are many and watery. This means more water than faecal matter. The normally frequent or semi-solid stools of a breastfed baby are not diarrhoea.<br />\nThe mother of a breastfed young infant can recognize diarrhoea because the consistency or frequency of the stools is different than normal.0..1display
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