Children's stool bleeding

For some children, if they have food accumulation, it is particularly easy to cause dry stools, and dry stools are very painful for children. It is necessary to use some enema for children in time to prevent children from having blood in their stools and causing anal fissures. Sometimes children's bleeding stools may also be caused by gastrointestinal diseases. So what should children do if they have bleeding stools?

There are several possibilities:

1. Anal fissure. The typical symptoms are anal pain during and after defecation accompanied by blood in the stool, with a small amount of blood covering the surface of the stool.

2. Anorectal injury. This type of injury generally heals quickly and the bleeding stops on its own soon.

3. Rectal polyps. It is common in children, mostly occurring in the rectum and posterior wall of the colon. The main manifestation is blood in the stool, but the amount of blood is not large, it is not mixed with the stool, and the occurrence is intermittent.

4. Hemorrhoids. Internal hemorrhoids and mixed hemorrhoids are mainly manifested by blood in the stool. Fresh blood often drips out after defecation and does not mix with the stool.

5. Colitis may also cause blood.

This should be due to many reasons.

First of all, it is definitely related to the weather. If the weather is dry, and you don't drink much water and don't eat enough fruit, then you are likely to have dry stools early, which is a normal phenomenon.

Secondly, you may have an internal physiological problem of hemorrhoids, which causes bleeding; it may also be an anal fissure that causes bleeding.

If there are both internal and external causes, then eat more fruits, drink more water, and eat less food that can cause inflammation. If the symptoms are serious, use topical medications in time to reduce anal fissures.

It may be that the stool is too dry, so it was scratched when defecating, so there is a little blood. This is to maintain the baby's digestion, drink more water can also

I guess the stool is too dry and the baby can't defecate. Sometimes it hurts if you force it, so it bleeds.

There are many manifestations of bloody stools. If your baby has intestinal bleeding, you should first check whether the child has taken iron supplements or large amounts of iron-containing foods, such as animal liver and blood, which may cause false blood in the stool. If the stool is red bean soup-like, dark red in color and accompanied by a foul odor, it may be hemorrhagic necrotizing enteritis; if the stool is jam-colored, it may be intussusception; if the stool is tarry black, it may be upper gastrointestinal bleeding; if it is bright red bloody stool, it mostly indicates that the blood comes from the rectum or anus. Based on what you said, your baby may be constipated. You can let your baby drink more water, eat more fruits, drink some honeysuckle dew to clear the heat, and you can also eat a few drops of honey. When you are free, rub your baby's belly clockwise, and it will be fine in two or three days.