If a person does not defecate for a few days, they will produce bedridden stool, which often contains toxins that cannot be eliminated and has a significant impact on their physical health. Parents want to know if their bedwetting has been discharged, including some babies who have constipation and also have bedwetting in their intestines. So, what color is baby's nest?
Because bedwetting is the stool that stays in the intestine for a long time, usually referring to the stool that has not been discharged for three to five days. These stools are very stubborn, and it is not easy to get them discharged. Through dietary adjustments, drinking more water, and other measures, bedridden stool can be excreted from the body, usually slightly darker in color than usual. And the color of the toilet is different, including brownish, dark green, and creamy yellow, etc
Parents must pay attention to constipation in their babies. The intestines absorb toxins produced by feces, and the blood circulation transports these toxins to various parts of the body, seriously affecting the underdeveloped kidney and liver organs of the baby. To solve constipation, parents need to help their babies adjust their dietary structure and add more vegetables and fruits to their complementary foods. If fed artificially, be sure to pay attention to watering between two doses of formula.
In order to help babies develop good bowel habits, it is important to encourage them to do some physical exercise and take them for walks in their daily lives. This can accelerate the peristalsis of the intestines and facilitate rapid bowel movements.
