Could a sweet made from cow's milk have caused my 19-month-old daughter to have hard poop and pain from a suspected small tear in her bottom, and what else can I do to help her besides giving her water and one sachet of Econorm? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Could a sweet made from cow's milk have caused my 19-month-old daughter to have hard poop and pain from a suspected small tear in her bottom, and what else can I do to help her besides giving her water and one sachet of Econorm?

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Could a sweet made from cow's milk have caused my 19-month-old daughter to have hard poop and pain from a suspected small tear in her bottom, and what else can I do to help her besides giving her water and one sachet of Econorm?

Asked by Female, 1 · 10 days ago

Veda Maddala

M Pharmacy

10 days ago

Yes, dairy-rich sweets can sometimes contribute to hard stools in toddlers. The hard poop likely caused a small, painful tear (anal fissure). You are doing a wonderful job giving her water and Econorm. To help her heal and ease her discomfort, try offering high-fiber fruits like pureed prunes, pears, or plums. A warm, shallow bath for 10 minutes can soothe her bottom and relax her muscles. You can also apply a thin layer of petroleum jelly or a gentle barrier cream to her bottom to protect the tear and make passing stool less painful. If she remains in pain or constipation persists, please consult her pediatrician.

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Could a sweet made from cow's milk have caused my 19-month-old daughter to have hard poop and pain from a suspected small tear in her bottom, and what else can I do to help her besides giving her water and one sachet of Econorm?

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