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每次寶寶拉大便都很吃力，是不是寶寶身體出現問題了？別害怕，我來解答！

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发表时间：2018-08-08 08:13作者：生命加月子會所來源：佛山市生命加月子中心網址：https://www.lifepluscare.com/

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對于新手爸爸媽媽來說，寶寶的一個小小的舉動，無論大小，都會牽動這全家人的心，其實有一些小小的行爲，對寶寶沒有任何危害的，但是爸媽還是特別緊張，其實也是一件好事，反映了家人對寶寶的親切的關愛，今天我們拿出其中一個寶媽的案例爲大家講解一下，看看這個情況，是否其他家庭都會出現。

來至佛山禅城的黃小姐，她問到，寶寶每次拉大便都好像很辛苦的樣子，而且每次墨迹很久才能拉得出來，黃女士就想問一下，這時候是寶寶的腸胃有問題。

其實，寶寶每次拉大便都吃力，可以類推成成年人的狀況，成人如果出現這種情況，都會覺得是便秘了，什麽？這麽小的寶寶都會便秘？還真的會！

這其中造成的原因有很多，主要是和飲食有關系，如果喂養母乳一般不會出現這種情況，多數出現是喂養奶粉，這就考慮到奶粉到底到時是不是太熱氣了，是不是有些成分你家寶寶不適應而造成的，可以選擇嘗試更換奶粉看看情況是否有所緩解。

另外，可以通過多給寶寶按摩小肚子，讓外界的力量督促他腸胃蠕動，幫助消化，但是不能太大力了。

同時，也要注意檢查一下寶寶的糞便，是否有什麽異物，如果發現寶寶的糞便中有血絲或者其他異物，就要馬上就醫，如果沒有的話，那寶媽就不用太擔心，按照上述的方法去嘗試便可。

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上一篇母乳喂養很痛？但是看到寶寶健康成長，這點痛算的了什麽？！

下一篇我要上班了，寶寶不舍得，一直在哭鬧，我該怎麽辦？

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