What to do if your child has intestinal gas? Do these things

Hernia is also commonly known as hernia. It is a common clinical disease. Many parents do not know what to do if their children have hernia. In this case, parents must let the child lie flat in order to allow the hernia to return to its original position. If a child has intestinal hernia, it is important to pay attention to it.

1. If the baby's hernia falls off, parents can let the baby lie flat to see if the hernia can return to its original position. Or when getting up in the morning, see if the baby's hernia has returned to its original position. If not, you can gently rub the hernia with your hands to see if it can be rubbed back into the abdominal cavity. If not, try to use a warm towel to apply heat to the baby's hernia affected area. Be careful not to use a too high temperature to avoid scalding the baby's skin. After a while, try to rub it upwards with your hands to see if it can return to its original position. If the above three methods cannot return the hernia to its original position, parents can take the baby to the hospital to let the doctor help return it to its original position. If the baby's hernia has fallen off, it must be treated as soon as possible, because further development may lead to incarceration.

2. Treatment methods include conservative therapy: Conservative treatment mainly includes drug therapy and hernia belt therapy. Drug therapy: can relieve the symptoms of hernia but cannot control hernia prolapse, let alone cure hernia. Hernia belt therapy: can quickly stop the protrusion of hernia, thereby effectively preventing the development of hernia and relieving symptoms such as abdominal distension, abdominal pain, and constipation caused by hernia. The disadvantages are that it is inconvenient to use and cannot cure hernia. Radical treatment generally uses surgery to achieve the purpose of radical cure. As for what method to use, it depends on the specific condition.

3. If you find that the hernia has fallen off, let the child lie flat on the bed and gently push the hernia back with your hands until the hernia is completely back. Let your child have a good rest. Pay attention to your child’s nutrition at ordinary times to help him or her increase resistance. Physical weakness, illness, coughing, constipation, etc. can cause the hernia to fall out, because coughing or constipation require force, which may cause the hernia to fall out.