What to do if your one-year-old baby has hemorrhoids

For mothers, their babies are the treasures in their hearts. They care a lot about any problems that may occur in their babies. I believe many people know that some one-year-old babies are prone to some diseases at this time because their immune systems and various functions are at a development stage, especially one-year-old babies may have problems such as hemorrhoids. When a one-year-old baby develops hemorrhoids, many parents don’t know what to do. So what should you do if your one-year-old baby has hemorrhoids?

What to do if your 1-year-old baby has hemorrhoids

Pediatric hemorrhoids can be treated with green and non-toxic Chinese medicine massage techniques. Pediatric massage can treat the symptoms of pediatric hemorrhoids by massaging the baby's acupoints, and can also prevent the occurrence of hemorrhoids.

2. Preventive measures for hemorrhoids in children

⒈ Keep the area around the anus clean and pay attention to hygiene, prevent and treat infection to avoid inducing or aggravating hemorrhoids. You should apply hot compresses to the anus regularly and change underwear frequently. Especially when hemorrhoids occur, take a hot water sitting bath in the anus at least twice a day to promote blood circulation in the anus and promptly treat intestinal inflammation and local anal inflammation.

⒉ Prevent constipation Constipation is one of the causes of hemorrhoids. In your daily diet, you should eat more fresh vegetables, fruits and other foods rich in fiber and vitamins, and eat less spicy and irritating foods. For stubborn constipation, you should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible to treat the primary disease. Do not take laxatives or enema for a long time, so as to avoid dull feeling of the rectal mucosa and slow defecation reflex, which will aggravate constipation and cause hemorrhoids.

⒊ Develop the habit of regular bowel movements to correct the habit of holding back bowel movements, avoid squatting on the toilet for too long, keep your mouth shut and think quietly during bowel movements, and don’t talk or laugh.

⒋ Live a regular life and do more physical exercise. Physical exercise is beneficial to blood circulation, promotes gastrointestinal motility, improves blood circulation, and prevents the occurrence of hemorrhoids.

⒌ Take medication in time. Once there are signs of hemorrhoid attack, such as mild discomfort, pain, itching, and blood in the stool, you should take medication in time, which often achieves twice the result with half the effort.

⒍Avoid sitting or standing for long periods of time and promptly treat systemic diseases such as heart, lung, and liver diseases to avoid increased abdominal pressure and hemorrhoidal venous hypertension.