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Tot, Has Frequent Bowel Movements, Clay Like Grainy, Foul Smelling Stools, On Glycolax. Remedy?

3.5 year old female, constant ( will begin BM within 1/2 hr - 1 hr after previous BM -)small clay-like, foul smelling, dark, grainy BMs. Uses approx 8 -10 Pull-ups per day. Rectum has become raw - from graininess of BM ?and difficulty in rinsing from bottom) Glycolax was dc d aprox. 3 weeks ago.(by Me, mom, as stool became too loose.) She had been taking it every 2- 3 days,once in a.m.
Thu, 7 Feb 2013
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Thank you for your query
You should show your child to a pediatrician. She may be having lactose intolerance, rectal prolapse, fissure or malabsorption syndrome. All these things will require dietary modifications. But a diagnosis is must. Avoid self medication as it can be really hazardous in a child
Hope that helps
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Tot, Has Frequent Bowel Movements, Clay Like Grainy, Foul Smelling Stools, On Glycolax. Remedy?

Hi Thank you for your query You should show your child to a pediatrician. She may be having lactose intolerance, rectal prolapse, fissure or malabsorption syndrome. All these things will require dietary modifications. But a diagnosis is must. Avoid self medication as it can be really hazardous in a child Hope that helps God bless you