What is the reason for the blood in the stool of a ten-month-old baby?

Mothers who have just had a baby should pay attention. If the baby has blood in his stool in daily life, it is likely caused by some disease. The baby has poor physical resistance and imperfect functions of various organs, so he is sensitive to external stimulation and the daily diet is not suitable for the baby's gastrointestinal digestion, which usually leads to blood in the baby's stool. Mothers should pay more attention to it. Newborn babies cannot speak, and the occurrence of some diseases can only be manifested through some reactions. It is very important to observe whether the baby has any abnormalities.

If your baby has blood in his stool, it may be due to the following reasons: Blood in the stool is a special symptom of bleeding in the lower digestive tract, especially the colon, rectum and anus. It indicates that there are organic lesions in the intestines and must be taken seriously, diagnosed promptly and treated as soon as possible. The following diseases should be considered when there is blood in the stool: Anal disease ① Bright red blood without pain is more common in internal hemorrhoids. Stage I hemorrhoids are characterized by blood in the stool, which is often caused by stool rubbing the hemorrhoids and bleeding. The blood may drip continuously, or be a line like an arrow, or only be on the toilet paper. Stage II hemorrhoids do not bleed much or at all, and often prolapse out of the anus. ② Anal fissure with blood in the stool is often accompanied by anal pain and typical cyclical pain after defecation. ③The main symptoms of anal canal cancer are blood in the stool and pain, which worsens before defecation. Rectal disease ① The main symptom of rectal polyps is blood in the stool, which is intermittent, bright red in color, and generally not in large quantities. This disease is common in children. ②The main symptom of rectal cancer is increased frequency of bowel movements resulting in bloody stools.

Anal fissures are small tears in the anus, usually caused by constipation. When stool passes through the anus, it stretches the fissure, making it wider and causing a small amount of bleeding. Blood stains may be on the surface of stool or on diapers or underwear. This bleeding often causes great distress to parents, but it is not serious and usually resolves quickly.

The baby's health is related to the happiness of the whole family, so if the baby has symptoms of bloody stools, timely treatment should be carried out. Do not wait until it becomes serious before paying attention. Because the baby has a weak constitution and poor resistance to some viruses, no matter what abnormal behaviors or clinical manifestations of some diseases occur, you must go to a regular hospital for treatment in time.