Newborns who have just been born have a less developed digestive system and are prone to constipation. This is something that women who have just become mothers begin to worry about. Do not give your baby medication indiscriminately or listen to some believers at home to explain the reason. Mothers know their babies best, so they need to look for problems from their babies.
What to do if a 50 day old newborn doesn't defecate
There are many factors that can cause constipation in newborns who do not defecate at 50 days old. Generally, babies who eat formula are more prone to constipation, while babies who eat breast milk have more loose stools. So when a baby experiences this situation, mothers can start from these two points to find the cause of constipation in the baby.
Check if the formula is not suitable for the baby to eat or if the baby has eaten something that makes the secreted breast milk unsuitable for the baby's appetite.
How to solve the problem of a 50 day old newborn not defecating
This question can be analyzed from the previous paragraph. If it is really caused by formula milk, then take out the baby's physical examination report and compare it with the formula milk consumed by the baby to see what ingredients in the formula milk may cause discomfort after the baby eats it. If it is the mother's breast milk situation, then the reason should be found from oneself. In daily life, it is necessary to balance the diet and avoid the baby getting angry and not defecating while breastfeeding.
In addition, if the baby's constipation is severe, do not blindly use medication. Generally, if you cannot regulate yourself, you must seek medical attention immediately, judge according to the actual situation, and customize a reasonable diagnosis and treatment plan is the most crucial.
So, using scientific methods is the best treatment for babies. Doctors are treating babies in hospitals to improve their digestion, and mothers play an external role, which is their breast milk. For the sake of the baby, it is necessary to eat food that helps the baby grow. Eating food slowly and steadily is beneficial for the baby's digestion and helps prevent constipation.
