Patient's question:
I make very nutritious food for the baby every day, but I don't know what's going on. Now the baby has some nutritional deficiencies and hasn't had a bowel movement for several days. It feels like constipation is a bit serious. Hello, what should I eat for nutritional deficiencies and constipation?Doctor's answer:
The child's gastrointestinal absorption function is weak. If the child is fed with overly nutritious food, it can easily exacerbate gastrointestinal absorption issues, leading to poor nutrition. The main solution is to follow a light diet and provide the child with appropriate protein-rich foods. The child is currently experiencing poor nutrition and constipation symptoms. Medications that aid in nutrition can be given, such as probiotics or pediatric chicken ginseng. Additionally, abdominal massage can be performed to enhance gastrointestinal motility and speed up bowel movements.