Neonatal 24 hours without fetal stool?

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The body of the newborn is relatively weak. We parents will take care of the baby carefully after it is born. If the baby is too small, it can't be expressed in words, it can only be expressed by crying. To say that the baby was born in this world, parents should take the responsibility of taking care of the baby. In fact, in daily life, many behaviors indicate that the baby has some problems, especially some newborns. We should pay more attention to all kinds of details, so what's the matter when the newborn has no fetus for 24 hours.

Neonatal 24 hours without fetal stool?

1. Newborns usually defecate within 12-24 hours after birth. If there is no defecation, we must not ignore it. There are also some small patients whose defecation will be delayed a little and begin to defecate only 24 hours later. Some are due to the spasm and stenosis of some intestinal ducts, resulting in the failure of the fetus to pass.

2. The majority of newborns generally in 2-3 days or so time will be finished, 2-4 after the baby's stool will be dark green to yellow. If the baby does not defecate after two days, there will be vomiting problems, found that the baby's stomach distended, vomiting bile, or some unknown liquid, we should also help the baby defecate.

3. The color of feces is dark green. It looks like black at a glance. All of them are normal feces. However, if the baby does not defecate all the time, we can use soap bar or enema to deal with it. After defecation, we should pay attention to the baby's defecation in time. If there is a long defecation again, we should see a doctor in time.

matters needing attention

After the baby is born, diapers and clothes should be washed separately, so as to avoid cross infection. The child's buttocks should be cared frequently, so as to prevent diaper rash. After the bottle is used up, it should be disinfected, and the child should help the baby to cooperate after eating the milk, so as to prevent the occurrence of vomiting.