What happens if there is blood on the toilet paper after the child defecates?

Nowadays, when parents take care of their children, they need to pay special attention before the children reach maturity. Because a child's immune system is basically mature between the ages of 10 and 12, the level of care provided by parents can determine whether their child is growing up healthily. Today, I will briefly introduce the problem of bloody diarrhea in children. I hope parents of children with similar symptoms can pay attention to it.

Judging from the child's diarrhea, it may be indigestion, which is manifested by: poor absorption, poor nutritional status, bad complexion, and height and weight not meeting the standards.

Children with indigestion problems can eat more of the following fruits:

1. Apple: Apple can stop diarrhea and relieve constipation. The tannic acid and organic alkali contained in apples have astringent effects, and the pectin contained in apples can absorb toxins. For simple mild diarrhea, eating apples alone can stop diarrhea.

2. Tomatoes: They are rich in organic acids such as malic acid, citric acid, and formic acid, which can protect vitamin C from being destroyed during the processing and cooking process, and increase the utilization rate of vitamins. Tomatoes also contain a special ingredient - lycopene, which helps digestion, is diuretic, and can assist gastric juice in digesting fat. Lycopene can also inhibit the growth of bacteria and fungi.

3. Orange peel: Orange peel promotes digestion mainly because the volatile oil contained in it stimulates the digestive tract, increases the secretion of gastric juice, and promotes gastrointestinal motility.

4. Papaya: Unripe papaya contains two enzymes, one called papain and the other called papain, which can break down fat into fatty acids and promote the digestion and absorption of food. Simply eating fruit may be difficult to solve the symptoms of indigestion in children, and the effect is not very obvious. To prevent indigestion, you must pay attention to the following matters:

1. Develop good eating habits, eat at regular times and in regular amounts, and eat less fried or pan-fried foods.

2. Maintain good food hygiene and make sure the food is fresh and clean.

Parents need to know the most common methods of preventing infectious diseases, because children’s immune systems are not perfect and they can be easily infected by external germs, leading to indigestion. Specific symptoms need to be analyzed specifically. If your child's diarrhea and bleeding are not mild, you need to go to the hospital for examination in time and make a targeted diagnosis.