Child has dry, sheep dung-shaped stools, how to regulate

Patient's question:

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Ask a child a question, a 6-year-old boy, often has dry stools, sometimes like sheep pellets, and often doesn't want to eat dinner. Recently, it's been loose stools, urgent to defecate, but can't go down, a little bit at a time. What could be the problem?

Doctor's answer:

The child is currently six years old. They have experienced dry bowel movements again, and recently have had loose stools. It is suspected that this may be due to intestinal inflammation. The child has been prone to constipation, so it is best to regulate their condition through diet, eating more vegetables and fruits. Additionally, if loose stools persist, it is advisable to take lactobacillus tablets for regulation. The child's digestive system is not strong, so gradual adjustment and care will be needed for them to recover slowly.

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