What Situations Can Occur If a Newborn Does Not Defecate?

If a newborn does not defecate after 10 days of birth and has had similar problems before, and the condition improved after medical treatment but then started not to defecate again, it may be caused by constipation. It can be improved through lifestyle adjustments, medication, biofeedback training, or surgical treatment. It is recommended to observe the child’s symptoms for changes and seek medical treatment in a timely manner, avoiding self-medication.
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What to Do About a 14-Year-Old Child’s Cervical Kyphosis

Cervical kyphosis, C3-7 vertebral posterior inferior angle enlargement, C5-6 vertebral front edge shows mild hypertrophy. It is recommended to undergo a cervical CT scan, and to receive traction, massage, physical therapy, and medication treatment. Pay attention to neck movement and posture to improve symptoms. Additionally, for pediatric orthopedic patients, daily care should include eating more vegetables and fruits, and calcium-rich foods to reduce the chance of recurrence.
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What to Do About a Newborn’s Red Bottom?

Newborn red bottom, also known as diaper rash in medical terms, occurs due to prolonged moisture, contact with urine and stool irritants on the buttock skin. In severe cases, it may lead to symptoms such as blisters, skin breakdown, and ulcers. This article provides some preventive and treatment methods for diaper rash, including keeping the buttocks dry, frequently changing diapers, using nappy rash cream, and how to handle the situation when diaper rash is accompanied by infection.
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