When it comes to constipation, which is not exclusive to the middle-aged, the incidence of which is very high in childhood, with a significant proportion of the babies coming for consultations because of defecation difficulties, blood drops, anal cracks, anal acoustic pains, anal acoustic aches and so on. In fact, the root causes of these symptoms are mostly from constipation.
What’s constipation?
Decreasing, not only in the form of poop, but also in the form of thick and hard, includes the following:
2 defecation per week;
(b) Dried shit, or dung, with pain;
(a) Big shit, blackouts;
It’s hard to poop, it’s longer and it’s not easy to excrete.
What are the common causes of constipation among children?
Unsound diet: This is also the most common reason for many parents’ reactions: “Our children eat everything, they don’t pick anything”, but it is not, often because of inadequate diets, such as the lack of dietary fibre intake, which tends to be severe, meat, proteins, and a relatively high intake of dairy products, which leads to defecation, hardness and higher gas, as well as increased consumption of snacks and sweets, which exacerbates. The practice of defecation is not developed: it does not have a good reflection of defecation, defecation is irregular, depending on how it feels to be defecated, and sometimes changes in the environment increase the incidence of constipation. (b) Low drinking water: Inadequate drinking water leads to the defecation of defecation. Low activity levels: especially after eating, prone to hardship, reduced activity, slower intestinal creeping and increased constipation. (b) Drug interference: Some children eat certain drugs, such as calcium chips, such as demolitions, which can significantly increase constipation. Structural malformations: Some children have difficulty in correcting constipation due to long breaths, reduced neuronocells and dysfunctional structural malformations such as arctics.
How should children be treated for constipation?
Since the common reasons for children ‘ s constipation have been described, the treatment programme is limited to the following aspects:
Adapting the diet to a reasonable diet: The current clinical guidelines make it clear that a child ‘ s constipation requires high-fibre diets and a sufficient amount of drinking water as a first priority, including foods such as wheat, cereals, maize, fruit and vegetables, which, of course, reduce the intake of protein, sugar, snacks, and do not recommend the consumption of mucus, soup and so on. Appropriate increase in the number of activities: do not rush to rest after eating, moderate activity, walk, develop work habits, recommend exercise for more than one hour per day, of course, need to be noted and avoid immediate and intense activity after eating. Regular defecation behaviour: Helps children to develop good defecation habits, regular and regular defecation daily, and toilet after 30 to 60 minutes of recommended meals, not every time, two to three times a day, not every time, but to develop a habit, such as avoiding mobile phone use during a toilet, reading and so on, in case the toilet is too long. Behavior induction, psycho-diplining: In the presence of constipated children, who are prone to pain in defecation, some who are afraid of defecation, deliberately holding their hands, creating a vicious circle, sometimes even with dripping blood, disemboweling anus, and even with septic symptoms (ass in poop, underpants in poop), parents must be careful not to overwhelm the child, but to be induced to help them build confidence. Medicines: Drugs frequently used include pedestals, saline enemas, diet fibres, fungi, lactose, polyethanol, etc., which need to be reasonably applied by a doctor. Timely access: In cases of severe constipation, there are associated and related problems, such as blood dripping, exalting, septics, etc., requiring timely medical attention, the development of individualized treatments based on the results of the examination, and the only treatment if structural malformations are diagnosed.
In short, constipation is a common problem, but it is also a complex disease with many causes, so that treatment programmes need to be adapted to individualized differences, so that they do not go wrong, and eventually lead to progress, followed by chronic abdominal pain, chronic enteritis, intestinal meat, abnormal bowel structure, anaemia and malnutrition. Parents should therefore give sufficient attention and prompt access to health care whenever the child suffers from constipation.
Infant defecation difficulties
