Some newlyweds who have just given birth to a baby are not very familiar with many issues. For example, if a baby keeps crying before defecation, these parents will ask, what's going on with the baby crying before defecation? Everyone must be both worried and troubled, it's really heart wrenching. At this time, some parents may take their babies to the hospital, but there is no apparent problem.
What's going on with the baby crying before defecation
This situation may be due to the baby's internal heat causing the stool to stay in the intestines for too long, easily losing moisture and making the stool very dry, sometimes resembling sheep manure balls, which makes it difficult for the baby to excrete during defecation. It is also possible that dry and hard stool may cause special pain in the anus during the discharge process, which can make the baby feel even more uncomfortable and unwilling to defecate, leading to crying.
What should I do if my baby cries before defecating
At this time, mom can eat more fruits, such as apples. The pectin in apples can promote intestinal motility and facilitate bowel movements. Adults have smoother bowel movements, which can also have an impact on babies. After finishing formula milk, babies can also be given more water because water has the function of cleaning the intestines and detoxifying. If the body has enough water, then the water in their intestines is also sufficient, and their bowel movements will be relaxed, and the baby will naturally not cry.
Actually, crying before defecation is a common occurrence for babies, but for those newlyweds who have little experience, they may not know what's going on with crying before defecation. In fact, it is caused by the baby's internal heat, or it is possible that the couple does not know how to feed the baby water, which leads to severe dehydration in the baby's body and causes the baby's stool to be too dry, causing him to cry.
