Patient's question:
A 2.5-year-old child may have eaten too many fried peanuts the previous night. On the third day, they felt uncomfortable in their stomach and went to the bathroom twice, claiming they couldn't poop. They took two doses of lactase enzyme and once drank boiled radish water, but still didn't go to the bathroom. What should be done?Doctor's answer:
I'm happy to explain your question. This is because of overeating, the recurrence of abdominal discomfort, and constipation caused by interference with absorption. In this case, I suggest you use many suppositories externally to stimulate gastrointestinal defecation. At the same time, you can use abdominal cold compress therapy and massage to enhance gastrointestinal movement. You can also take oral supplements like honey and bananas to promote gastrointestinal movement and improve defecation. If necessary, consult a pediatrician promptly to avoid delaying the condition.