What is the reason for the hard stool, abdominal pain, and frequent urination in the female baby?

Patient's question:

5-year-old girl baby's stool is hard like chestnuts, often experiencing abdominal pain, and frequent urination. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: She used to frequently experience this condition. What kind of help do you want: Want to know what's going on

Doctor's answer:

1. Pay attention to diet: Eat more high-fiber foods, drink plenty of water, avoid picky eating and lack of meat, and drink less milk (some people may have milk protein allergies that can lead to constipation).
2. Bowel habit training: First, completely clear the intestinal accumulation of stool, then defecate at a fixed time every day. If you don’t defecate for more than 2 days, you can use methods such as glycerin suppositories, manual techniques, or enemas to help defecate, but it must be done at a fixed time to help establish a bowel routine.
3. Medications: Oral probiotics such as synbiotics, prebiotics, etc., can be taken. Yogurt with products like Bifidus and four-connection health are also commonly used preparations. Appropriately use laxatives such as lactulose and Duphalac.