Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Okay, eight months old, he no longer eats breast milk himself. He tried everything but won't eat. Now, he eats one bowl of porridge per meal, and sometimes has some fruit in between. It's all quite good, easy to manage. The problem is, he can't poop. He's eaten honey and fruit, but it's still dry. He needs help to guide it out when he does poop. I don't know what the reason is. Is there any medicine that can be taken to regulate this? Please advise.
Previous treatment history and effectiveness: There has been no targeted treatment. What kind of assistance is needed: See if it's possible to do some self-care at home, perhaps use a little medicine for treatment.
Doctor's answer:
Hello: The child's dry stool is mainly caused by poor digestion or stomach upset.Advice: Hello: It is recommended to first use infant suppositories to relieve constipation, combined with digestive aids such as Jianpi San or Huaji Koufuye. Drink more hot water and eat more fruits, such as bananas and apples. Abdominal massage can also help improve absorption and bowel movement. Wishing your baby good health.
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