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Child With Hard Stool. Done With Potassium, Calcium Test. Had Anal Fissure. What Can Be Done?
good day. i have two qeustions.:
1. my daughter now 1years always have hard stools unless something is given, she eats healthy is active and has been strugling with this now for 8 months. she also had a anal fissure and we got her anal streched. we have been to doctors for months about this. we even got her potasuim, calcuim tested but nothing wrong there. any surgestions.
2. for the last two day i have this pain in my middle back, but more inside, with stabbing pains by my right side ribs and back. cant push with my right arm, or even hearts when i lift up my right arm. almost feels like i hurt muscles but at the same time it feels like my insides.
hi ! Normally constipation is there in some kids when transition from mothers milk to formula feed is done . Try giving her plenty of liquids preferably juices. Rarely, infant constipation is caused by an underlying condition, such as Hirschsprung's disease, hypothyroidism or cystic fibrosis. If infant constipation persists despite dietary changes or is accompanied by other signs or symptoms — such as vomiting or irritability — contact your baby's doctor for further tests . take care.
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Child With Hard Stool. Done With Potassium, Calcium Test. Had Anal Fissure. What Can Be Done?
hi ! Normally constipation is there in some kids when transition from mothers milk to formula feed is done . Try giving her plenty of liquids preferably juices. Rarely, infant constipation is caused by an underlying condition, such as Hirschsprung s disease, hypothyroidism or cystic fibrosis. If infant constipation persists despite dietary changes or is accompanied by other signs or symptoms — such as vomiting or irritability — contact your baby s doctor for further tests . take care.