A one-month-old baby hasn’t had a bowel movement for five consecutive days; seeking solutions.

If your baby hasn’t had a bowel movement for more than four days, you may worry about constipation or digestive problems and seek solutions.

How should you handle a situation where your child has reduced stool volume?

Offer dietary management and medication treatment suggestions for a 10-month-old baby who has not defecated for a week.

The baby is just over a month old and cries a lot at night, with stools containing black-green spots and foreign objects. What treatments have been received and how effective were they? I need help urgently!

A 5-day-old girl baby shows extreme distress during bowel movements and gas release, with a flushed face, clenched hands and feet, and frequent bowel movements of varying consistency. Yellow in color. Previous treatment and outcomes: Not concerned about how to assist: Want to know the possible causes and solutions.

After recovering from diarrhea, the baby hasn’t pooped for four consecutive days, is in good spirits, and asks about solutions to resume normal defecation. Whether the probiotics taken are related is also inquired about, along with the amount and frequency of intake for an 8-month-old baby, and whether probiotics can be mixed with formula milk. No treatment has been received; how can the baby’s defecation return to normal?

A one-year-old baby experienced hard and lumpy stool after switching to formula milk. Trying fire-clearing medicine had no effect, possible causes and solutions.

My little one is 30 days old, and every day, the baby has to strain hard to defecate, and it’s always hard. What’s going on? What should I do?

If your baby’s stool is dry and forms into balls, it might indicate a disorder in the distribution of spleen and stomach fluids and the regulation of Qi. It’s recommended to increase the intake of vegetables and fruits, perform abdominal massage, and consider using digestive aids if necessary.