When a baby has constipation, it can be relieved with Kaiselu or through dietary therapy. Kaiselu is effective and quick in relieving constipation. However, many babies do not like to use Kaiselu. Parents would like to know whether it will be painful to use Kaiselu?

Will it be painful to use Kaiselu?

It doesn’t hurt, it just feels like a foreign body. Please squeeze some of the contents and apply it on the front of the bottle before inserting it. The method of using Kaiselu is very simple. Take off the cap of the bottle, apply a little grease on the mouth of the bottle, slowly insert it into the anus, and then squeeze the medicine into the rectum.

Using Kaiselu to treat constipation can only treat the symptoms, so it can only be used as an "emergency measure" to temporarily relieve the pain of constipation. Regular use can lead to dependence and psychological constipation.

In order to fundamentally prevent constipation, it is best to develop good eating habits and living habits, such as eating foods with high fiber content such as celery and whole grains, which will help the formation of food residues in the body. Feces: It is best to ensure that you defecate once a day or two and develop a regular defecation habit. Don't wait until you are thirsty to drink water, increase your exercise moderately, and develop regular bowel habits.

Prevent constipation

Constipation in many children is caused by failure to develop regular defecation habits, resulting in failure to form a well-developed conditioned defecation reflex. Sometimes the stool stays in the intestine for too long due to focusing on games or TV, and the water is absorbed by the intestinal wall and becomes hard and difficult to digest. Therefore, one of the effective ways to prevent and treat constipation in babies (especially functional constipation) is to implement standardized defecation habit training starting from 3 months after birth to promote the early formation of the conditioned reflex of defecation.

After feeding in the morning, the adult should hold the baby with both hands, or let the baby sit on the potty, a small stool, etc., and continue to train on time for half a month to a month, and the results will gradually be seen. After developing the habit of defecation training , do not change the time at will. For older children with constipation, in addition to encouraging them to exercise more and eat more fiber-rich foods, they should also be reminded to go to the toilet on time and develop good habits.

Good and regular living habits and active and meaningful exercise are very important for the healthy growth of your baby. A good biological clock will not only help the baby better adapt to changes in the environment and improve the ability to communicate with others, but will also make the baby stronger and healthier.