Is it normal for a four-month-old baby not to have a bowel movement for two days?

Patient's question:

No bowel movement, fart smells bad, November 29th Test results: No test History of previous treatment and effectiveness: Not good What kind of help do you want: Cure the baby

Doctor's answer:

When the baby experiences difficulty defecating again, you can apply some vegetable oil to your fingers and gently massage the area around the baby's anus for a while, or use a cotton swab soaked in oil to insert into the anus, keeping it in place for 2-3 minutes to help with defecation. If the baby does not defecate for more than a week and these measures are ineffective, you can use a glycerin suppository to stimulate bowel movement.
It is important not to use these measures frequently, as this may suppress the baby's natural bowel movement reflex and lead to rejection. To prevent constipation from recurring, it is advisable to give the baby plenty of fluids, increase their intake of vegetables and fruits, and establish a regular schedule for bowel movements. Additionally, you can appropriately use probiotics such as Lactobacillus or Bifidobacterium to regulate gut flora, which can also help alleviate constipation.
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