Patient's question:
I want to ask that when my baby is eight months old and I have stopped breastfeeding, she is afraid to drink formula milk and has been fed porridge instead. During the weaning period, constipation reappeared. She hasn't urinated for three days, and later when I used suppositories, she strained to have a bowel movement, which caused her skin to tear. The day before yesterday, her stool was normal, but yesterday she couldn't have a bowel movement again. Today, I used suppositories again, and she had a bowel movement with blood, followed by a lot of sticky, white discharge similar to mucus. What is this? What should I do?Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help you. In this case, the adverse reaction is bleeding caused by the use of glycerin suppositories. I'm glad to help you, and if this situation occurs again, it is not recommended to use glycerin suppositories. Long-term use of glycerin suppositories may cause certain interference to the child's anus. Oral medication to regulate the intestinal microbiota. It is not recommended to use glycerin suppositories, as it may cause certain side effects in children. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery and a healthy body and a wonderful life.