Patient's question:
Boy, Cesarean delivery, weight 6 pounds 4 ounces, weight 8 pounds after one month, mainly formula-fed, very little breast milk. Currently 50 days old, hasn't had a bowel movement for two days. Previously, he had a bowel movement once every two days for about 10 days, with normal stool consistency (yellow paste, occasional curds). Yesterday at 6 a.m., he had a bowel movement with a larger amount, still paste-like but slightly green. Until last night, he hasn't had a bowel movement. Today, he choked on milk twice, decreased appetite, had dry heaves, and was crying. What should be done to resolve this?Doctor's answer:
According to your situation, it should be considered whether the symptoms are caused by digestive problems in children. It can be decided to give the child digestive aid medication for treatment, such as deciding to take infant-related medications. Pay attention to appropriate intervals between changing diapers, and focus on regular follow-up checks. In addition to symptomatic treatment for cesarean section, the patient also needs to pay attention to dietary aspects, such as proper diet and maintaining a happy mood. At the same time, the patient should also pay attention to choosing a regular hospital for treatment, so as to obtain good therapeutic effects.