Patient's question:
Occasionally, I get one as big as a small pebble; smelly and hard. Every time it comes out, I have to use a lot of force. I'm still breastfeeding. Current treatment history and effectiveness: Haven't gone to the hospital. This is the second time. What kind of help do you want: Want to resolve it as soon as possibleDoctor's answer:
The baby's condition is constipation, which can be managed through a stable diet. Suggestions: In addition to breast milk, you can let the baby drink more water and provide fresh fruit juice appropriately to promote bowel movements. At the same time, you can also use live bacteria preparations such as lactobacillus and probiotics to regulate the baby's gastrointestinal flora. If it is urgent, you can temporarily use glycerin suppositories, but it is necessary to pay attention to avoid frequent use to prevent drug dependence. Additionally, it is recommended to develop a habit of regular bowel movements for the baby.