There is a long-standing belief that drinking milk when you’re sick can worsen cold symptoms and increase mucus production. However, research suggests that this belief is more related to ...

Other causes of mucus-related proctitis include infections ... in infants and children whose symptoms are linked to cow's ...

Milk allergies in babies can cause bloody poop. Bowel movements may also become more runny and frequent, similar to diarrhea. It may also contain mucus. A milk allergy, sometimes called a cow’s ...

Babies who drink breast milk may have quite runny or stringy poop, while formula-fed babies tend to have firmer, but not solid, poop. Mucus in a baby’s stool is also common and rarely a sign of ...