What to do if your child doesn't want to poop

The reason why children are unwilling to poop may be because they are constipated. Constipation can cause children to have no feeling of defecation, which is mainly caused by lack of fiber. It is recommended that mothers use enema to promote defecation and adjust the baby's diet. What treatment measures are there for children who don’t want to poop? Let’s see what treatment measures are available.

1. When this kind of situation occurs, it can be regarded as constipation of the child. Current medicine believes that this is caused by lack of fiber in the diet. In this case, enema can be used to relieve constipation, and the child can defecate immediately after use.

2. Actively remove the child's feces and rebuild the child's bowel habits under the intervention of a doctor, especially let the child consciously eat more vegetables and fruits, so that the child can have smooth bowel movements.

3. Encourage your child to defecate during bowel movements. You can also use laxatives and other medicines to assist defecation before defecation.

4. Train your child to defecate in daily life and adjust his/her diet. Only the correct treatment method can help your child defecate smoothly.

5. For children with severe constipation, glycerin enema can be used. After the stool is discharged smoothly, mineral oil can be used for defecation.

6. Conduct toilet training for children. After the main meal, let the children go to the toilet to sit for 10 minutes. Actively encourage the children to eliminate their worries about defecation psychologically.

7. Actively adjust the diet and let children consume more foods high in fiber, which can help children's bowel movements.