What is the matter with the child's bleeding?

We all know that cases of children suffering from hemorrhage are not uncommon in our country. On the contrary, the proportion is quite high. In order to solve this problem, many parents have turned gray in anxiety. Many parents are anxious to solve this problem and try all sorts of methods. I strongly disagree with this approach. Because in order to solve it, you must first understand it before you can solve it. Below, the editor will give you a detailed introduction on what happens when children have blood in their stool.

1. Common viewpoints suspect amoebic enteritis:

If these symptoms occur, it is suspected to be mebiasis and gastrointestinal bleeding.

The guidance suggests going to the hospital for examination and diagnosis, and not taking medication on your own to avoid delaying the condition. This indicates that there is bleeding in the gastrointestinal tract, so your child's condition may be caused by enteritis. It is best to take your child for testing. Consider whether the child has enteritis and test his stool. If there is fresh blood, consider the possibility of external gastrointestinal bleeding. 2. Blood in stool:

Condition analysis: The child's bleeding should be due to intestinal problems. Have you taken an X-ray to see if there is any obstruction? Most children are prone to getting angry. If obstruction occurs, the child should be taken to the hospital. Find an internist for the obstruction and take some X-rays to see if there is anything abnormal. In addition, consult a professional doctor and ask the doctor to explain how to solve the problem and find a solution to the problem. You must drink more water, eat more fruits and vegetables in your daily life. Bleeding in the stool is caused by heat in the body and dry and hard stools.

3. Dysentery may be considered. Due to differences in age, diet, bowel habits, etc., if the stool contains pus, blood and a fishy smell, dysentery may be considered. In short, careful parents can detect problems in their infants' and young children's feces in a timely manner. If the indigestion is caused by improper food structure and matching, you can adjust the food in time and reduce the heat appropriately. Maybe you have eaten something too hot before. Eat more light food and see if there is anything abnormal. It should not be a big problem. If the child has a sore throat, his stool may become dry, causing anal fissures and bleeding. You can give your child more water.

The above is the specific content of what the editor will show you today about what happens when children have blood in their stool. I wonder if those parents who were not clear about this now understand? I hope the answer is yes. Moreover, the editor also provides some suggested solutions for these possible situations. Parents in need may wish to compare their children to the corresponding situations and find the best solution to the problem.