Patient's question:
The baby has abdominal bloating and cannot pass stool, does not want to eat, but is in good spirits and does not cry or fuss. This situation has persisted for three days. Treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment has been administered. What kind of help is desired: Please help suggest a solution.Doctor's answer:
First, carefully observe how the baby is expelling gas. If there is no gas or bowel movement accompanied by abdominal pain, refusal to eat, or other symptoms, be cautious of the possibility of intestinal obstruction. It is recommended that if the baby's gas is due to recurring constipation and difficulty defecating, you can use glycerin suppositories to induce a bowel movement. Pay attention to giving the baby more water, and you can consume honey water as a lubricant for the intestines. Properly massaging the baby's abdomen can help with intestinal peristalsis. If accompanied by abdominal pain, fever, or other symptoms, seek medical attention immediately.