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2021-02-16 20:13:02
Is solid stool with lil mushy at the end is normal?it happens once a week when my son is constipated for 2,3 days and after that when he poops he poops solid and at d end lil mushy...is it normal?
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Give him more fibre in his food. Add fruits and vegetables

Answered2021-02-17 01:38:24

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Hi, This is due to constipation. Give fiber rich diet and plenty of liquids/ water. Give green leafy vegetables and fruits regularly. Reduce milk and biscuits

Answered2021-02-17 11:32:52

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