Can Dehydration Contribute to Your Sugar Cravings? 10 Signs You May Not Be Drinking Enough Water
Did you know that your body is made up of approximately 60% water? A 2% change in hydration levels can cause […]
Did you know that your body is made up of approximately 60% water? A 2% change in hydration levels can cause […]
A mom writes in asking for advice about her daughter and her relationship with her daughter’s doctor. This mom says that after she brought her baby home, she was on a fairly normal routine when it came to bowel movements. Recently, though, her daughter has been straining “all day” and “all night” just to pass gas. This mom does not think it is constipation due to a few reasons. The issue, aside from that, is that her doctor seems to be giving her the brush-off. This mom feels like the doctor is not really listening to the details of the issue and is instead giving her generic advice. What should she do?
A mom writes in asking for advice about her infant daughter. She says her 9-month-old baby hasn’t pooped in five days. “She pushes and cries” but nothing happens. This mom is waiting to get in at her pediatrician’s office, but in the meantime, she is wondering if any moms have advice for her. She’s tried all of the best recommendations she could find already, but nothing seems to work.
A mother desperate to help her three-year-old feel better, took her to the doctor 11 times, only to be told she was merely constipated. Tragically, the young girl died in her mother’s arm only weeks later.