Friends call late at night: “Is the June-year-old crying, or is it an entourage? What?
“Take it easy! Take it easy! Did the baby take a shit today? How’s your appetite? I woke up in my sleep.
“The baby pooped in the afternoon, had a normal sex, had a good appetite today, had a good night’s sleep, had a good mental state, somehow? In the middle of the night, he cried out of his head, and he continued to cry, and he couldn’t hold his head back. Mom started crying.
After five minutes, my friend called again: “Mom kisses baby ass, baby doesn’t cry, sleeps again!”
“continue to observe, if any, the continuation of screeching and acute paediatric rash examinations.” I’ve been hanging up my phone for a long time, and I wonder if I can remember.
SMS: Excuse me, Dr. Wang! It’s been so late yesterday! The baby’s sleeping well, and the night-over milk is still sleeping sweetly. Thank you very much.
A false alarm.
Intestine cortexing is one of the most common abdominal abdominal disorders in early childhood due to the enzyme of a part of the intestinal tube and its intestinal membrane into the adjoining intestinal cavity, which is highest in 4-10 months of age and decreases gradually after 2 years of age, with a male morbidity rate of about 2-3 times that of girls. The cause of the disease has not been fully known to date. However, most experts consider that intestinal cortex is associated with changes in the diet of infants, diarrhea, intestinal inflammation, whole-body virus infections, etc., and functional disorders. Because of intestinal cortex disorder, irregular intestinal cortex is created, which makes it very easy for one part of the intestinal tube to fit into another and form a cortex.
Causes
Infants and young children suffer from a lack of abdominal abdominal abdomen, so their stomach is large and intestinal activity is greater, so that the intestinal is less stable than that of adults.
2: When infants and young children add complementary foods, i.e. when they start eating off-milk foods, the nature of the food changes significantly in the intestinal vibrating pattern and is prone to intestinal creeping functional disorders.
3: Infants and young children are not yet well digested and vulnerable to changes in the environment and climate, which can lead to intestinal creeping.
4: Uprespiratory or gastrointestinal infections in infants and young children, often combined with the swelling of lymph nodes in the intestinal membrane, may also affect the normal creeping of the intestinal tube.
5: Intestine walls or intestinal internal organs, such as intestinal meat, tumours, intestinal wall haematoma or reintestinal far-end morgues, may also be corroded with intestinal walls as the starting point. In some cases, intestinal infestation, convulsive intestine infarction, etc. is also a contributing factor.
Real cases
When I looked at the intra-pediatric clinical clinic, the September-year-old baby’s diarrhea visits, the two days of diarrhoea accompanied by vomiting, an examination of the abdomen, a faeces test to diagnose diarrhoeal diseases, an examination of the father’s carrying of the baby, and I was prepared to write a medical history prescription, and the baby was suddenly screaming and crying, with his knees crawling on his father’s body, and his ass strangling like a painful little monkey.
I was thinking, “Will I have an intestine fold?” Parents are immediately instructed to put the baby down, the baby is crying, the body is condensed, the abdomen can be covered with abdomen, the body is rigid, there is no emergency “B” in pediatric middle class, the paediatric surgery is recommended for an air enema diagnosis under X, and the diagnosis is “a cross-coloured colon. ” This clinical expression is deeply in my mind, and when it comes to the “intestine fold” it reminds me of the “monkey who cries and climbs the tree.”
Clinical performance
Typical manifestations of intestinal collage are abdominal abdominal pain, vomiting, gout blood and abdominal buns.
Synthetic abdominal pain: As babies and young children are not yet able to speak, it often manifests itself as a moment of crying, convulsion, twitching arms or gripping the abdomen with their hands, and when crying does not seem to be able to fight hard, pale, refusing to eat or sweat. After several minutes of abdominal abdominal abdomen are reduced, the children are quiet or asleep, and after a break of 10-20 minutes, the symptoms are repeated. Individual patients do not cry, they display irritation, they last for minutes and suddenly remain quiet, and they play their part as usual, but soon after this happens again. In the early stages of intestinal folding, the whole body is in a good state and it is not hot, but there is an appetite or a refusal to take milk. If treatment is not detected in a timely manner, the disease is further developed, with the risk of intestinal failure or peritonealitis. At this point, the baby is exposed to high heat and comas, which can seriously endanger life.
Vomitation: When abdominal ache occurs, it is more frequent at first and can then be reduced, and most of the vomiting is in the stomach. They often refuse to breastfeed or to eat. At a later stage, when it develops into complete intestine infarction, the common vomiting is stenched as faeces.
Lean blood: one of the most important symptoms of intestinal folding. After 4 to 12 hours of the disease, there is a blubber of purple red or “chump” shit, commonly referred to as “jug and butter” and a slime, sometimes mixed with blood.
Abdominal block: in the case of a child’s quietness or sleep, in the case of an abdominal dysentery dysentery, in the case of abdominal dysentery, in the case of abdominal dysentery, more in the upper right abdomen or central abdominal, with a smooth surface, slightly removable, abdominal abdominal abdomen, with visible swelling of the intestinal acoustics and a “empty sense” in the lower right abdomen.
That’s what happened to the baby. Mom and Dad should have realized that the baby might have a intestinal fold. The intestine cortex is a serious surgical emergency for infants, and if it is diagnosed at an early stage through abdominal ultrasound, non-surgery methods can be treated, the most commonly used clinically is enema. Air or oxygen and transistor enemas can be used to induce the repositioning of stacked intestinal tubes. However, if the diagnosis is delayed, the intestinal cavity of the intestinal cortex can occur, requiring surgery to remove the intestinal cavity, and the health of the baby is seriously endangered.
Is my abdominal condition terrible? Horrible! Early detection is the key.
