What should I do if my baby's stool is dry and hard

  Baby's stool is a concern for mothers, so every time the baby defecates, parents need to observe and see what kind of stool the baby has. So, what if the baby's stool is dry and hard? To address this issue, let's follow the editor to learn more.

  

What should I do if my baby's stool is dry and hard1

  Firstly, when the baby's stool is dry and hard, mothers can give the baby some probiotics to promote intestinal digestion, which will make the baby's bowel movements much smoother. Or give the baby a laxative. In fact, dry stool in babies is closely related to their daily diet. As long as you pay attention to your baby's diet, you can avoid dry stool and constipation.

  Secondly, some babies may have dry and hard stools, which may be caused by a disease. If it is related to the disease, they need to go to the hospital for treatment. Moreover, babies with long-term constipation need to see a doctor no matter what the situation is. It is necessary to explain the detailed situation of the baby to the doctor to provide a basis for accurate judgment.

  Finally, if the stool is too dry, many people will define this condition in babies as constipation. Constipation is related to weak intestinal function and diet. It is recommended that babies eat more fiber rich foods, such as green vegetables, fruits, etc. They can also massage their stomachs appropriately to promote gastrointestinal peristalsis.

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