Ways to treat constipation in children in natural ways
Constipation is one of the common digestion problems, both in children and adults, and this problem does not lie only in its time, but the fear lies in the development of the condition to the occurrence of hemorrhoids or fissures, and entering the bathroom turns into frightening and painful moments for the person with constipation
You must determine whether your baby in the first months actually suffers from constipation or not, as the dates of excretion are not regular, so regular excretion is not a sign of constipation in itself.
Symptoms of constipation
Clay-like stools, or irregular stools with a hard consistency.
Feeling of “gripping”, severe pain and crying when defecation.
Refusal to eat despite the supposed feeling of hunger.
Feeling that the baby's stomach is unusually swollen and hard.
The presence of blood in the stool as a result of the occurrence of wounds during the exit of the stool.
Treatment of constipation in infants in the first months
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Abdominal massage throughout the day may help move the bowels and facilitate the excretion process.
You can move the baby's feet in circular motions like riding a bicycle to stimulate bowel movements.
You can review your own diet. If you are breastfeeding your baby, you may be eating food that causes your baby to become constipated.
If your child is formula-fed, you may need to change the type of formula after consulting the doctor.
A warm bath may be a solution to the problem, as warm water soothes the abdominal muscles and facilitates the excretion process.
Finally, you can see your doctor, as you may need your child to use suppositories or certain medications to pass this period.
You must ensure that your child gets enough milk and fluids and does not suffer from dehydration or lack of fluids.
Treatment of constipation in children up to 2 years old
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Include foods and fruits rich in fiber in your child's diet, such as peeled apples, pears and peaches.
Use whole wheat flour or whole grains, which are richer in fiber than regular wheat and rice.
If your child is over 6 months old, plum or pear juice is an effective solution to treat constipation, and it can be given throughout the day, even in small quantities.
When using juices, they must be 100% natural and unsweetened, as sugar does not help get rid of constipation.
Keep apricots, berries and kiwi away from feeding your baby during this period, as they cause constipation.
Pureed foods after the age of 6 months are an excellent way to introduce fiber into your child's nutrition. Some vegetables and fruits are very effective when presented to the child in facilitating the excretion process, such as peas, boiled plums, and boiled potatoes.
Abdominal massage remains one of the effective methods even in slightly older ages, as it helps to facilitate and facilitate bowel movement.
Finally, laxatives are not bad at all, rather they are the ideal solution in cases of severe constipation so as not to cause pain or painful wounds to your child. Consult a doctor if taking laxative drops or suppositories for the first two days until the digestion process is regular again.
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