There is no quick fix for constipation in children, but you can improve constipation with dietary modifications, corkscrews, nudges, and oral laxatives.
You can consume fruits and vegetables that have the ability to promote defecation, such as dragon fruit, kiwi, celery, leeks and other coarse fiber foods.
If constipation still cannot be relieved, topical lubricants to stimulate the anus, such as corkscrew, can be given appropriately, which can usually achieve the effect of defecation.
At the same time, you can also assist some external massage to promote defecation. Enhance gastrointestinal peristalsis to promote defecation, and instruct children to drink more water to keep the intestinal tract lubricated.
Children with severe constipation can also be prescribed oral laxatives to improve symptoms, such as lactulose.
If the symptoms can not be relieved, you can go to the hospital for treatment. The above medications should be used under medical supervision.