What to do if your baby has bloody stools

Many people have experienced red stools or stools containing pus. In fact, unhealthy stools mean that there is a problem with the intestines. Many mothers have reported that their babies often have bloody stools. The baby's resistance is very weak, so mothers must pay more attention to their daily diet. So what is going on when the baby has bloody stools? Let’s take a look.

Parents must pay attention to the baby's bloody stools, because there are many factors that lead to this symptom, and the impact and harm to the baby is relatively large. First, it is necessary to determine whether it is anal fissure. If the baby's stool is relatively dry, and there is blood on the surface of the stool, the color is bright red, and the amount is not large, it may be caused by anal fissure. At this time, the baby should be allowed to eat more vegetables and fruits that clear heat. If it is not caused by anal fissure, there may be a problem with the baby's intestines. If this is the case, seek medical attention immediately.

Many mothers become very nervous and scared when they find that their babies have bloody stools. We all know that diarrhea in babies is a very common phenomenon, but bloody stools are not so common. First of all, parents should not be overly nervous when their babies have bloody stools. Only by finding out the cause can they treat it symptomatically. There are many reasons for bloody stools in babies. It is best for parents to take their children to the hospital for detailed examination and treatment.

If the baby has bloody stools, parents must pay great attention to it, especially if the bloody stools are caused by the gastrointestinal tract. The situation is more serious and must be actively treated in the hospital. If the bloody and pusy stools are caused by anal fissure, pay attention to giving your child plenty of water and allowing him to eat more fresh vegetables and fruits to prevent constipation, which can relieve this symptom. The baby is probably lactose intolerant and then caught a cold. Don't breastfeed anymore. The diarrhea with pus and blood is caused by the cold, which led to severe inflammation. The first antibiotic was given and the diarrhea stopped, but it's not really good. Antibiotics only treat the symptoms and not the root cause. Go get cephalosporin. But don't breastfeed anymore. Feed the baby lactose-free milk powder. Rub some oil on the baby's belly and massage it clockwise.

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