Sentences with phrase «dry hard stools»

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When your baby is passing dry and hard stools, there is a possibility of your baby tearing the skin near the anus area, which looks like a little blood or anal fissures.

Whether your baby is constipated or not is more a matter of if the stools are hard and dry and if your baby finds pooping painful.

In case tears, known as anal fissures develop in the skin near the anus due to passage of very hard and dry stool, do mention them to your physician.

Additionally, American Academy of Pediatrics defines constipation in children as large, hard and dry stools that are associated with pain and soiling or presence of blood.

Tell your doctor if your baby has diarrhea or has stools that are hard, dry, or difficult to pass.

If her stools are not dry and hard she is not constipated.

She may have difficulty passing dry, hard stools when she is constipated.

If your child is passing such hard, dry stools that you see a little blood or even slight tears (fissures) in the delicate skin near the opening of her anus, you can apply some aloe vera lotion to the area to help it heal.

The result is hard, dry stools that are difficult to pass.

With constipation, the stool is dry, hard, and pellet - like.

Signs that you are not getting enough fluids include concentrated urine (darker, stronger smelling than usual) and constipation (hard, dry stools).

Hard or dry stools may be a sign that he needs more to drink.

But, if your tiny tyke is visually in discomfort and her stools are hard and dry, then it is time to try some other methods to encourage a bowel movement.

Constipation is defined as passing hard, dry stools less than three times each week.

When your baby is dehydrated, his body starts to redirect the fluid from whatever he drinks into the more vital systems, leaving the stool to become dry and hard.

If he seems lethargic and stops having bowel movements or begins to have small, hard, or dry bowel movements or if his stool is streaked with blood or mucus, or has the consistency of jelly, call the doctor.

Constipation most commonly occurs when waste or stool moves too slowly through the digestive tract, causing the stool to become hard and dry.

A constipated child has infrequent bowel movements or hard, dry stools.

When stool is passed, it is likely dry and hard, and might cause discomfort for the child.

Constipation is hard, dry, lumpy stool that is difficult or painful to pass and which may be accompanied by bloating and discomfort.

If your baby is passing stools infrequently, if the stools are hard, dry and difficult to pass, or you notice very liquid stools in the diaper (can be confused with diarrhea as the liquid passes past the blockage), you must make sure that baby drinks more liquids.

Constipation is hard, dry stool that is difficult to pass, and diarrhea is watery stool more than three times a day.

Beyond the dry and hard stools, your baby will have other ways to show you that she's uncomfortable.

Keep in mind that if you see a very watery stool in the diaper, that might not be diarrhea — it might actually be hard, dry stools that are stuck in the lower intestine, and other waste is flowing around the blockage.

A sign of constipation is your baby having dry and hard stool that is hard for her to pass.

Also, stools that are dry and hard could mean that your baby needs more fluids.

Watch out for stools that are hard and dry appearance as it is a sign of constipation.

However, it can be that as the stool sits in the colon, it dries out and becomes hard.

When extra stool moves slowly through your digestive tract, your colon ends up absorbing too much water, making your poop hard and dry.

These two things along with improper toilet posture create hard, dry stools that are very hard to push out.

Waiting (say, to squeeze in one more errand) can make you chronically constipated, Dr. Ky says, because the stool stays in your colon, which absorbs more of its fluid, making it drier and harder.

Agar Agar is used as a laxative for hard, and dry stools.

Both soluble and insoluble fiber helps prevent the formation of hard, dry stools.

Pathologies this may produce include dry eyes, dry mouth, constipation or hard stools, and slow healing of scratch wounds.

Constipation is hard, dry, lumpy stool that is difficult or painful to pass and which may be accompanied by bloating and discomfort.

Depending on which area of the colon is affected, the stool may be normal or hard and dry.

Liquids can help ease pressure in your intestines caused by hard, dry stools.

Junk foods, processed and refined foods, fatty foods, alcohol, dehydration and dairy products can cause constipation, a gastrointestinal condition the causes irregular bowel movements and / or hard, dry stools.

The commonest causes are hairballs, too little fiber in the diet (dried food is convenient for the owner, but produces small, hard stools which do not give the gut a good workout) or it may be due to an intestinal disorder.

We just purchased the new version of this food and her stools have reverted to being dry, hard, marble - sized balls.

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It is formed stool but sometimes a little dry / hard.

If you suspect your pup is constipated or you've noticed dry, hard stools when she's able to go, it's important to monitor her water intake.

If solid waste stays in your dog's colon too long, all the moisture in it will be absorbed and stools will become dry, hard, and difficult to pass.

The stool becomes hard and dry, causing difficulties in passing it.

A healthy stool looks like a tootsie roll; if it's small, hard and dry, or if the cat spends a lot of time in the box, strains excessively, or cries as he's defecating, it's time to jump on the problem.

Usually the stools are hard and dry, because their long stay in the colon allows for absorption of most of their water content.

The lack of moisture causes the kidneys to become stressed, and stools turn dry, hard and painful to pass — the condition known as constipation.

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