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Crying at the time of doing potty
My baby is 1 year3month, till now everything was normal, but now from last 20 days he is crying while doing potty and not sitting in potty seat, his poop is not that hard, some time it was doing fart, but now I have changed his food in liquid, but still crying. He eat everything, banana, rice daal, roti sabji, but crying while poop, otherwise he is playful and active, now I have changed food and giving papaya, bottlegourd, khichdi, now what to do,
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Give more fluids green veggies and fruits
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Needs to give good fibre Rich diet like banana Apple
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Hello. You have to first ascertain whether the baby is crying because he does not want to sit on the potty, or he is crying while actually passing stool, whether it be on a potty or in his diaper. The good thing is that you have already started giving him a high-fiber diet and fluids, which should be given to the baby even normally. Also keep track of the frequency of passing stools and consistency. It is best to get it checked by meeting your pediatrician, as he can do a local examination to rule out any organic cause or guide you further if this is just a behavioral issue.
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Hello Kindly consult paediatrician as direct examination of anal area is necessary if there is any fissure or redness in that area. For now you can use creams that contain zinc oxide or if you already have a rash cream that would also be helpful if there is any redness in that area. Ensure proper hydration and continue fibre rich diet.
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Crying while sitting in potty child could a sign that he’s not yet ready for potty training Also observe if he is crying while passing stool in diaper
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Increase the fibre content of food You can add cucumbers, carrots, curd, Also make sure he takes sufficient water
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The usual age of potty training is after 18months..
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Greetings crying during bowel movements for 20 days and avoiding the potty seat, despite stools appearing soft.Even with soft stools, this painful defecation could be caused by an unhealed anal fissure (a small tear in the lining), hidden constipation where hard stool remains trapped further up in the bowel while liquid or soft stool leaks around it, or an localized skin irritation or allergy around the anus.You can manage this initially by continuing the fiber-rich papaya and bottle gourd, increasing daily water intake, and giving a warm sitz bath for 10 minutes before potty time to relax the muscles. Please double-check your child's physical symptoms and check around the anus for visible cracks, redness, or streaks of blood.
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kindly consult doctor
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Give plenty of fluids .fibre rich diet .
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Give penty of liquid
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Give plenty of water to the child . Reduce top milk .give solids and semisolids to the child . Include green leafy vegetables in diet ..better to do potty tracing after 18months
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