Gigantic Poops in Children: Causes, Should You Worry?
Child’s Poops As Big As a Baseball “Extremely large stools can be a marker of constipation,” says Dr. Warsh. “If your child is constipated, stool will build up in the colon and rectum. When they eventually do go to the bathroom, the stool can be surprisingly massive.
Your child’s poop: An ultimate guide - CHOC - Children's health …
2021年12月7日 — If light gray stool or white poop occurs two or more times, or if poop continues to be a strange color (besides green) for more than 24 hours without a suspected cause, call your child’s pediatrician.
Why Is My Poop So Big It Clogs the Toilet? - Healthline
2023年2月13日 — Extremely large poops may be the outcome of eating a very large meal or the result of chronic constipation. Learn more about abnormally large poop, what generally causes it, and when to be...
Bowel Problems in Children: When It's More Than an Upset Tummy - Healthline
2022年6月28日 — Digestive and bowel discomfort is quite a large health category, with many temporary or underlying causes that might be contributing to your child’s tummy woes.
Kid's poop. When is it a Problem? | Dr. Kristen Simon | CHKD Blog
2021年1月26日 — It is OK if your child doesn’t have normal poop every time, and you should expect them to occasionally have harder or softer stool. If your child frequently has issues with their bowels though, it could be a sign of irritable bowel syndrome or something more serious.
Encopresis - Symptoms & causes - Mayo Clinic
2021年9月25日 — Encopresis, also called fecal incontinence or soiling, occurs when constipation causes impacted stool to fill the colon, and liquid stool leaks out.
Encopresis in Children - Boston Children's Hospital
A child's stool becomes impacted, which means a large amount of it gets stuck in the rectum and large intestine. The impacted stool stretches the rectum and intestine, causing them to become enlarged.
Constipation in Kids: Your Family's Guide to Getting "Unstuck"
If your child is having trouble pooping, it could be constipation. Constipation shows up differently for different kids. Some experience large or painful stools.
How To Relieve Constipation in Kids - Cleveland Clinic Health …
2023年8月9日 — Talk to your child’s pediatrician if you notice symptoms such as: Bloody stool (not just with wiping and especially if it’s excessive). A distended (swollen) belly. Vomiting. Weight loss.
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (for Kids) | Nemours KidsHealth
It causes cramps, bloating (puffiness in your belly area), constipation (when you can't poop), and diarrhea (when you poop too much). If you have irritable bowel syndrome, there are ways to deal with or prevent these symptoms.