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Poop issue
My son is two and a half years old, my son does not pass stool only once in three to four days. What kind of food can be given? Need to see a doctor?
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Fiber rich food( lots of veggies and fruits) , plenty of water.
Mostly will be habitual.
Make a habit of making him try immediately after a good meal.
Thyroid can be checked after consulting and if there is a need, just to rule out.
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Dr. Venkatesh Badugu
Pediatrician
9 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Include vegetables, fruits in the diet
Increase water intake
Make a daily habit of toilet training
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Dr. Nikitha Sowmya
Pediatrician
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Always better to consult a doctor and get a physical examination done, for instance if there is any difficulty or pain during passing off stool , it could be because of anal fissure.
DIET- fibre rich diet , fruits and vegetables and increase water intake. Avoid sugary and high Maida diet.
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