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PostPosted: 05/21/07 - 14:31    Post subject: what can bloody diarhea in infant be? Vote now! Reply with quote
My grandson has had the diarhea for 2 days with blood in it. He is five months old and is all broke out. What could be causing this and is it dangerous for him?
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