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Child Passes Stools After Every Meal. Is It Normal?
My daughter is 4 yr old. I have a query that everytime whenever she eats meals she goes for a stool . is it normal. sometime when i give her vegetable of meethi bhaji she immediately go for stool & i can see in her stool some particles of meethi bhaji also. is it so the vegetable is not been digest by her. she is very thin by body but she eats very nicely somethimes but does not put on weight what would be the reason.can u hepl me doctor.
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Sat, 8 Dec 2012
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Hello Mitali and thanks for the query
The symptoms you have explained are more likely to be of IBS. Certain lifestyle changes and precautions will help your daughter to overcome from it:
1. Eat fibre-rich foods such as fruits and vegetables like papaya, orange, cabbage, beans, asparagus etc.
2. Chew food properly so that it will be easily digestible.
3. Drink 8 to 10 glasses of water regularly.
4. Eat plenty of leafy vegetables and salads.
5. Develop the habit of bowel evacuation early morning every day.
6. Avoid drinking strong coffee/tea, fried and spicy food.
7. Since many patients with irritable bowel syndrome report food intolerance, a food diary may help identify foods that seem to make your symptoms worse.
Consult your doctor for clinical examination and medication. Hope this will help you.
Best Wishes
The symptoms you have explained are more likely to be of IBS. Certain lifestyle changes and precautions will help your daughter to overcome from it:
1. Eat fibre-rich foods such as fruits and vegetables like papaya, orange, cabbage, beans, asparagus etc.
2. Chew food properly so that it will be easily digestible.
3. Drink 8 to 10 glasses of water regularly.
4. Eat plenty of leafy vegetables and salads.
5. Develop the habit of bowel evacuation early morning every day.
6. Avoid drinking strong coffee/tea, fried and spicy food.
7. Since many patients with irritable bowel syndrome report food intolerance, a food diary may help identify foods that seem to make your symptoms worse.
Consult your doctor for clinical examination and medication. Hope this will help you.
Best Wishes
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