My baby's butt hurts, what's going on?

The baby's growth process is always full of surprises and expectations. You will discover the baby's changes and progress when you are not paying attention, and mothers will also feel the wonder of life. However, many problems will also be encountered at the same time. Babies sometimes say that their buttocks hurt, but there are no obvious wounds. At this time, don't think that the baby is lying. If this situation continues, parents should pay attention.

Guidance:

1 Check the child's bowel movements to see if there is a possibility of anal fissure.

2 However, there will be pain after urinating, which may be related to the body position, and the possibility of anal fissure should also be considered.

3. If it is not directly caused by digestive problems, anal fissure should be considered if there is a history of constipation.

4 If you have constipation, you can take medicine to regulate intestinal flora and promote defecation.

5 It is better to wash your buttocks after each bowel movement.

If a child always has pain in the buttocks, it is usually a sign of worms in the stomach, and the child's anus will feel itchy. You can test the child's stool. A two-year-old child can take intestinal worm clearing or pagoda candy. Eat less sweets and check for ticks at night.

If your baby's buttocks hurts but there is no external injury, it is possible that the baby has roundworms. Because the baby is too young to distinguish the difference between pain and itching, if there are roundworms, the buttocks will be very itchy and uncomfortable. If the baby feels uncomfortable, he may say that his buttocks hurts, and most parents cannot tell what is wrong with the buttocks. If the cause is not clear, the baby's condition may be delayed, so you must go to the hospital for diagnosis.