To highlight the clinical presentation and management of a case of infant botulism following constipation.
Key Findings:
Infant botulism can present with constipation and neurological symptoms.
Early recognition and treatment are crucial for recovery.
No definitive exposure source for botulism was identified despite investigations.
Interpretation:
This case emphasizes the importance of rapid clinical recognition and coordinated public health action in managing rare conditions like infant botulism.
Limitations:
No definitive source of botulism exposure was identified.
The case is based on a single patient experience.
Conclusion:
The case underscores the need for awareness of infant botulism in clinical practice, particularly in infants presenting with constipation and neurological symptoms.
