What to do if your child has bladder stones

In recent years, due to environmental pollution, the chances of people getting sick have greatly increased, and the age of the sick population has gradually become younger, with many children suffering from bladder stones. We know that bladder stones mostly occur in adults. It is really painful that such young children can also get bladder stones! So, what should we do if children have bladder stones? Let’s find out through the following content!

Stone disease has always been a common type of disease that threatens people's health clinically. Bladder stones are a very common type of stone disease. There are a large number of patients, and people of all ages may be infected with this disease. Especially for children, it will be more difficult for them to endure the pain after being infected with bladder stones, so active prevention is needed. So, how to prevent bladder stones in life?

There is normally a core in the stone, which is composed of desquamated epithelial cells, bacterial clumps, parasite eggs or worm bodies, fecal masses or foreign objects, and inorganic salts or organic matter are deposited layer by layer on the core. Due to the different organs affected, the mechanism of stone formation, its composition, shape, texture, and effects on the body are all different. Most bladder stones are formed in the bladder, and a few migrate from the upper urinary tract.

The main measures to prevent bladder stones in children are:

1. Improve maternal nutrition during the perinatal period, especially adequate protein intake, so that there is high-quality breast milk to feed the baby after delivery.

2. Promote breastfeeding and prevent the use of sugary foods instead of breast milk.

3. Baby food should include sufficient dairy products, including milk.

Through the introduction below, I believe you already know very well what to do if your child has bladder stones! Bladder stones are regional, and children can also get them. Most of the time, it is related to nutrition. If children consume too much calcium and do not eliminate it in time, they will easily get bladder stones. Parents must pay attention to the correct nutritional supplementation of their children and not do it aimlessly, which will harm the children.