Sentences with phrase «pass less stool»

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Usually, a toddler is considered constipated if they have a bowel movement less than three times a week and if their stools are very hard and there is difficulty in passing them.

She might also be in a lot of pain and discomfort while passing the stool, and she might be having her bowel movements less frequently than the normal routine.

You can tell if your baby is constipated if she passes stools less frequently than usual and is uncomfortable when she tries to move her bowels.

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

As they get a little older, their absorption improves, and they pass thicker and less frequent stools.

Constipation is an abnormal pattern of bowel movements that causes a person to pass stools less often than usual.

This sugar alcohol, although it can not be digested by the body, helps balance sugar and water levels in stools, enabling them to pass through the digestive tract more easily and with significantly less pain.

Hard, larger, than normal, difficult to pass stools, caused by enlarged colon, will make your child less willing to use the toilet.

If your bowel movements are less frequent than usual, or stool is difficult to pass, you may be constipated.

If you see your guinea pig hasn't touched his food and you are seeing less and fewer stools being passed your guinea pig may have ileus.