Blood in baby's stool
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My baby is very painful these days. I don't know what's going on. I'm always constipated. I'm still very painful. I'm actively cooperating with the doctor for treatment. Is there blood in the baby's stool? Do you understand? Let's talk about the blood in baby's stool.
Blood in baby's stool
Treatment 1: prune juice: many doctors will recommend natural prune juice to patients with constipation, especially for pregnant women, infants and the elderly who are not suitable for taking drugs. Natural prune juice is rich in water-soluble natural pectin fiber and insoluble plant fiber. The combination of the two fibers can effectively increase the intestinal motility and increase the frequency of defecation. At the same time, prune juice can synthesize natural xylitol and sorbitol in vivo. Xylitol can accelerate the emptying of the stomach and reduce the peristalsis time of the intestine. Sorbitol has the function of relaxing the stomach, regulating the intestinal flora, and helping to soften the excreta in the intestine. Therefore, the combination of these natural substances in prune juice makes it have the special effect of quickly relieving constipation.
Treatment 2: leek juice: leek leaf or root appropriate amount, pound juice a cup, warm water slightly add Shaoxing rice wine, indications habitual constipation. Or wash the raw leeks, then cut them into small pieces, add some salt and sesame oil, mix them well and eat them raw. Defecation effect is also very good!
Treatment 3: pangdahai: take 5 pieces of pangdahai, put them in a teacup or bowl, and brew them with 150 ml boiling water for 15 minutes. When they grow up, take a small amount of them and drink them several times, and eat them slowly. Don't eat the nucleolus of pangdahai. Generally, take them for one day and their stool will be unobstructed.
matters needing attention
Moderate consumption of aerogenic vegetables and pectin food with softening effect: moderate consumption of aerogenic vegetables, such as potatoes, radishes, onions, soybeans, raw cucumbers, etc., can increase intestinal peristalsis and facilitate bowel movement.
