Patient's question:
A female infant has been constipated since birth, and it has persisted for eight months now. She is currently passing hard, large stool pellets, about three fingers thick, which are dark green in color. Sometimes, undigested black residue can be seen in the stool. She has a bowel movement every two or three days.Currently, there is a split in her anus, about 0.5 to 1 centimeter in length, with a white ulcerated surface. I am very concerned and would like to seek expert advice on what to do. Especially, she dislikes drinking water, orange juice, or apple juice. (I have also been constipated for seven to eight years.)
Doctor's answer:
Hello! If you have been drinking formula milk, you must filter the powder, use some probiotics, and you must find a way to get your child to drink water. It is recommended to see a doctor. How can you drag it on for so long? Is the child more constipated? In the children's hospital, the doctor will prescribe medication based on your child's actual condition. The above is advice on the issue of "August girl baby," hoping it helps you. Wish you health!