What to do if your child has diarrhea and anal pain

Diarrhea is a very common symptom for children, and when they have diarrhea, children are prone to various complications, anal pain being one of them. In order to avoid this complication, parents must take care of their children in the early stages of diarrhea. At the same time, they can also use diet therapy to relieve the symptoms of diarrhea in children. Here are some dietary remedies that can relieve diarrhea in children.

Egg yolk meal

After boiling the eggs, remove the shells and egg whites, and simmer the egg yolks in a pot over low heat to extract the oil. For infants under one year old, take one egg yolk oil a day, divided into 2-3 doses. One course of treatment is 3 days. It can treat diarrhea and has the effect of tonifying the spleen and stomach and stopping diarrhea. Egg pancakes steamed with egg yolk, a little flour and shredded ginger have the same effect.

Apple Diet

Apples contain tannic acid, which has an antidiarrheal effect. Wash an apple, steam it, eat the flesh or peel it and mash it into puree, 30 to 60 grams each time, 3 times a day. Apple soup is also an auxiliary drink for treating diarrhea. Chop the apple into pieces, add 250 ml of water and a small amount of salt, you can also add 5% sugar, boil it into a soup and drink it instead of tea. It is suitable for babies under 1 year old.

Chestnut paste meal

Use 3 to 5 chestnuts, peel and mash them, add water and cook into a paste, add sugar to taste and eat 2 to 3 times a day. It has the effect of warming the middle and stopping diarrhea.

Scorched Rice Soup

First, grind the rice flour or milk cake into powder, fry it until it turns yellow, then add appropriate amount of water and sugar, and then cook it into a paste. When rice flour is added with water and then heated, it becomes dextrin. Dextrin is easily digestible, and its carbonized structure has a good adsorption and antidiarrheal effect.

Carrot Soup

Carrots are alkaline foods. The pectin they contain can promote stool formation and absorb bacteria and toxins on the intestinal mucosa. They are a good antidiarrheal food. The preparation method is: wash the carrots, cut them in half, remove the stems, then cut them into small pieces, add water and boil them until they are soft, then filter out the residue with gauze, and finally add water (500 grams of carrots to 1000 grams of water) and sugar and bring to a boil.

Apple brown sugar puree

1 fresh apple and appropriate amount of brown sugar. Peel and slice the apples, put them in a bowl and steam them until they are soft, then add brown sugar and mix into a thick paste. Feed frequently. Suitable for diarrhea in children around six months old.

Ginger Tea

3 grams of dried ginger and 6 grams of green tea, grind into fine powder, add a small amount of white sugar, and drink with boiling water. The gingerol contained in dried ginger can promote the secretion of digestive juice and has a stomachic effect; green tea has antibacterial and astringent effects.