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Rectal stimulation is the insertion of the finger in the rectum, by giving a circular motion with the tip of the finger pointing toward the spine. This is used for neurogenic bowel management in children with a spine injury. This management option initiates the bowel contract to push stool out of the rectum.

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Can a 2-month-old baby have difficulty in passing stools due to infant dyschezia or Hirschsprung syndrome?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Normally, children do not pass stools every day like adults. The first and foremost thing is to rule out hypothyroidism which is the commonest cause.

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