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Difficult to poop age 2 yr
He has difficulty to poop after hospitalisation.he has been hospitalised for wheezing fever runny nose . Details attach. Its been 4 days stool not hard he keeps on trying to poop for 2 hr and so
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When was he hospitalised and for how long?
After hospitalisation baby might have constipation due to reduced hydration and appetite during illness, medicines etc.
Plenty of water, high fibre diet, green vegetables, salad, banana, coconut water, papaya. Increase these in your child's diet.
Limit milk and milk products.
If symptoms persists, consult a pediatrician.
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Give fibre rich diet like Kichidi with dal carrot beans , palak rice . Maintain hydration .
If don’t pass then give laxopeg sachet 17 g with water
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Dr. Sachin Pariskar
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8 yrs exp
Pune
Kindly consult once for discussion
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