Clinical features
The history of this condition is of
- frequent, poorly formed brown and slightly offensive stools
- food material easily recognisable in the stools is a hallmark feature
Despite persisting diarrhoea the child is constitutionally well, normally active and has unimpaired growth. The child has a normal appetite and a normal or increased fluid intake.
There are no positive findings on examination.
Laboratory investigations are usually negative.
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