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Constipation
My 2 yr old is having difficulty to poop after consuming d3 60000 iu single dose as recommend by pediatrician. His vit d level were 12 . He was hospitalised due to wheezing detail attach. He is irritated and lethargic getting tired easily and sleepy his weight hospital time is 12.5 nw 11.5. He is hydrated taking liquid dry fruit fruits .poop is not hard but is is crying to poop but unable to.poop for an hr or so
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A single dose of Vitamin D3 usually does not cause constipation.... Continue giving plenty of fluids, fruits....fiber. ...... If the problem continues or child looks weak, please consult your pediatrician who may advise a mild stool softener and check for fissure or other issues.
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Dr. Sachin Pariskar
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U can give movicol syrup
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