Patient's question:
2 is constipation, 3 no history of treatment and effects: There are no allergic medications, and no family medical history. What kind of help do you want: My child is now 7 months old. We have given him everything—fruits, vegetables, daily, and honey too. He drinks plenty of water, but his stool is still dry, and it's a bit bloody (it seems there might be some anal fissure). I hope you can give me some good advice. Thank you!Doctor's answer:
Eating a lot of vegetables and cooking them into a soft porridge can help alleviate the issue at least. My baby was the same before, but it improved after eating some. Carrot and spinach rice, when cooked very soft, can be eaten. Besides, since the child is still young, avoid giving them honey water—it's not good and may lead to early puberty. If it really doesn't work, you can use a small spoon to feed a tiny amount of cooking oil (a very small amount is sufficient) to relieve constipation. When I was training in the hospital, my teacher suggested this method, and I hope it helps you. Wishing your baby good health.