Causes and treatment of duodenal obstruction in newborns

Newborns are often weak, so they often suffer from various diseases. Duodenal obstruction is a common disease in newborns. Many mothers are often nervous when they learn that their babies have this disease. So what are the causes of duodenal obstruction? How should newborns be treated after suffering from duodenal obstruction?

Pathogenic factors: 1. Cancerous obstruction: the primary cause.

2. Colonic torsion: It is the second most common cause.

3. Schistosomiasis coli.

4. Acute pseudo-colonic obstruction.

5. Postoperative adhesions in the pelvis leading to colon obstruction.

6. Obstruction caused by compression or invasion of extracolonic tumors.

7. Gallstone obstruction.

Treatment method: For patients with duodenal ulcer, the analgesic effect of food is more obvious. About 2/3 of patients with duodenal ulcers can experience immediate pain relief after a meal, but this is only a temporary effect. The pain may recur after varying intervals, generally 1-2 hours, and sometimes even later, before the next meal. The analgesic effect of food is due to its buffering effect on gastric acid, and is generally strongest in small amounts of fluids, especially milk or soy milk. But we should also realize that some foods do not have analgesic effects, but may instead induce pain, such as orange juice, wine, vinegar, coffee, etc. If the condition is severe, surgical treatment should be used.

The above article provides a brief introduction to the causes and treatments of neonatal duodenal obstruction. I hope the above article can be helpful to you. Children are the hope of the family's future. Therefore, parents must take their children to the hospital for comprehensive treatment as soon as their children fall ill, so as to avoid leaving a root of illness in the future. I hope parents can pay attention to this.