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Habit to stop stool, constipation.
My 4 years old son has developed a habit to stop stool by crossing legs. He, therefore, has constipation and ineffectual evacuation that is usually in pieces and frequent. Nothing helps much except repositories. He is slim and short with lazy eye. Please help.[message edited by imraniam on Fri, 26 Apr 2013 14:54:46 BST]
imraniam on 2013-04-26
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give one dose of nux vomica-30 in morning once in every week for one month and observe the result carefully.
rajeevrsn last decade
Your post is confusing.
Constipation is a problem having no BM for
4 days or so.
Stopping stool by crossing legs and it is frequent???
is not constipation.
1.Does the stool come out part way and then recede?
2. Does crossing his legs stop stool from coming
out where he has no control? Like a kind of
diarrhea?
3. What do the stools look like?
4. When did this start? what was going on?
5. What is his diet like? What does he like and what
does he not like?
6. Describe the childs appearance and personality.
Constipation is a problem having no BM for
4 days or so.
Stopping stool by crossing legs and it is frequent???
is not constipation.
1.Does the stool come out part way and then recede?
2. Does crossing his legs stop stool from coming
out where he has no control? Like a kind of
diarrhea?
3. What do the stools look like?
4. When did this start? what was going on?
5. What is his diet like? What does he like and what
does he not like?
6. Describe the childs appearance and personality.
♡ simone717 last decade
Yes if strong laxatives and sometimes suppository not used his stool doesn't come. He has developed the habit of stopping the stool from passing and can be seen crossing legs. He probably developed the habit which eventually resulted in such constipation.
1: Yes stool usually comes out in small portions when laxative is administered, sometimes even without medication then remaining gets dry and stuck.
2:No, he habitually tries to stop stool whenever comes, we have to remind him not to stop.
3: Its bit hard, get harder with each constipated day.
4: Probably when his mother tried to teach him to tell for urine and then stool. He also acquired parasitical infection in intestine.
5: He like bread with gravy, sometimes eat chips, like burgers but dont eat much of it. He doesn't like fizzy drinks and don't eat fruits.
6: Very slim and very short, light weight but otherwise healthy with happy disposition. A bit shy and cowardice. Has lazy eye, left side.
1: Yes stool usually comes out in small portions when laxative is administered, sometimes even without medication then remaining gets dry and stuck.
2:No, he habitually tries to stop stool whenever comes, we have to remind him not to stop.
3: Its bit hard, get harder with each constipated day.
4: Probably when his mother tried to teach him to tell for urine and then stool. He also acquired parasitical infection in intestine.
5: He like bread with gravy, sometimes eat chips, like burgers but dont eat much of it. He doesn't like fizzy drinks and don't eat fruits.
6: Very slim and very short, light weight but otherwise healthy with happy disposition. A bit shy and cowardice. Has lazy eye, left side.
imraniam last decade
1. How old was he when he got parasite infection?
2. How did you treat that? What medicines?
3. Do you know if it is really gone?
2. How did you treat that? What medicines?
3. Do you know if it is really gone?
♡ simone717 last decade
1: was almost 2 yrs old
2: Alopathy, then homeo: Cina, cyc.,cuprum oxy nig.
3: It is reoccurant, with medicine it improves after a couple of weeks symptoms come back.
2: Alopathy, then homeo: Cina, cyc.,cuprum oxy nig.
3: It is reoccurant, with medicine it improves after a couple of weeks symptoms come back.
imraniam last decade
Do you know what kind of parasites these are?
Can he get a stool test to get the facts of what
kind of parasites these are?
Did a homeopath prescribe the homeo remedies?
( sometimes the right homeo remedies depend
on knowing what is the parasite)
( Sometimes the dosing of the homeo remedies
and the potency is wrong)-
I think the cause of the problem of constipation
is the parasites.
Can he get a stool test to get the facts of what
kind of parasites these are?
Did a homeopath prescribe the homeo remedies?
( sometimes the right homeo remedies depend
on knowing what is the parasite)
( Sometimes the dosing of the homeo remedies
and the potency is wrong)-
I think the cause of the problem of constipation
is the parasites.
♡ simone717 last decade
Yes we have consulted two homeopaths.
So you suggest stool testing. Ok let me get his stool tested for parasites and get back.
So you suggest stool testing. Ok let me get his stool tested for parasites and get back.
imraniam last decade
Dr. Showrav on here is very good with worms/parasites.
When regular remedies do not work, he suggests the
stool test to see what you are dealing with.
When you report back, also if you can list the remedies
with the potency and dose schedule you were on if
you know that and I can ask Dr. Showrav to then
make suggestions he thinks will work.
When regular remedies do not work, he suggests the
stool test to see what you are dealing with.
When you report back, also if you can list the remedies
with the potency and dose schedule you were on if
you know that and I can ask Dr. Showrav to then
make suggestions he thinks will work.
♡ simone717 last decade
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