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Stool delayed
I'm mother of 45 days boy baby, It's been like 10 days not been pooped.. Tried few exercise dint work...
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Put hallens infant suppository (into anus) for early relief. Baby should pass potty at least once in 4 days. Has thyroid test been done? Any other issues at birth? Is baby breast fed or formula fed?
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Dr. Rahul Kamble
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Bangalore
Use Hallens rectal suppository - have to put in Anus .
If not passing stools then get offline consultation.
Needs thyroid testing and evaluation.
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Dr. Abhishek Madhura
Pediatrician
18 yrs exp
Nagpur
Hi,
Can try hallens suppository (infant) 1 to be inserted inside anus.
If constipation not relieved you have to book a physical consultation with a pediatrician to rule out any structural defects of the intestine.
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