Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:It's just that he/she only says they need to poop, but only has one actual bowel movement. The child started attending kindergarten on March 1st, and by the third day, he/she had already started only telling the teacher they needed to poop, but only had one real bowel movement per day, and the stool was normal. This was the same on the third day too; when he/she came home at night, he/she often...
Doctor's answer:
Just starting school can be very difficult to adapt to, as many people are unfamiliar with it, which can lead to stomach problems. Advice: It is recommended that you first let your child play inside the kindergarten, explaining to them that they can play with other children. This will help your child feel happy about going to kindergarten, and he will then dislike being there. The main thing is that you need to help him adapt to the environment. This will also prevent your child from developing introverted tendencies or other similar situations from recurring. The above advice is for the issue of "a child just starting kindergarten and only saying they need to use the bathroom." I hope it is helpful to you. Wishing you good health!