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massive b/m's

massive b/m's

my 4 y/o gs has massive b/m's from 4-6 inches diameter to 4-6 inches long often blood coated from the size and strain .. ...he is not constipated ,and is extremely fussy when it comes to foods, tho fiber is not a problem and he drinks plenty of fluids ,, has anyone else even seen something like this ? ...heard of it? .... he is the size of the average 2 y/o and soon to be 5 ,starting school soon where he won't have the luxury of sitting on the throne for 20 mins like here at home . .. could this be "normal" to anyone ?
asked by omgimdoinitagain 1 year 9 weeks ago
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My daughter has large bowel movements but her's don't seem to cause her discomfort. Large bowel movements are techinically considered constipation. Take your son to the doctor, he probably needs a stool softener and modifications to his diet.

I would take him to the pediatrician and tell them that he has blood in his poo. They will be able to tell you what is best for him.

 

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