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Constipation, Hard Stools, Not Passing Bowels, Anal Itching. Given Duphalac, Fluids. Treatment?

hii my son had problem of constipation , hard stools and withholding of stools for around 20 days. we gave him mom, duphalac, warm water bath, more fluids etcc now 4-5 days it was solved. now he is complaining of severe anus itching many times in night and latest is multiple soft stools in a day . plz tell me wht is gng on with my son.
Mon, 10 Sep 2012
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Hi,
Welcome to Healthcare magic!
The information you have provided is inadequate.
He had constipation for about 20 days.
The loose stools that followed can be due to overflow fecal incontinence.
It may also be due to the laxative duphalac he had taken.
if the bowel habits are normal , he can stop duphalac now.
Itching in anus can occur due to may causes like worm infestation, frequent loose stools, excessive sweating in that area or yeast infection.
Does that answer your question?
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Constipation, Hard Stools, Not Passing Bowels, Anal Itching. Given Duphalac, Fluids. Treatment?

Hi, Welcome to Healthcare magic! The information you have provided is inadequate. He had constipation for about 20 days. The loose stools that followed can be due to overflow fecal incontinence. It may also be due to the laxative duphalac he had taken. if the bowel habits are normal , he can stop duphalac now. Itching in anus can occur due to may causes like worm infestation, frequent loose stools, excessive sweating in that area or yeast infection. Does that answer your question?