How is infantile anal fissure treated

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Anal fissure is a common disease, no matter what age people may suffer from anal fissure, of course, infants may also have this disease. Generally, infants suffering from anal fissure are caused by improper drinking of milk powder, so they can breastfeed their babies. In this way, the possibility of anal fissure can be greatly reduced, and a safe diet condition can be provided for their babies, which makes them happy and have normal digestive function. Now I'm going to learn about how to treat baby anal fissure. I hope my experience can be helpful.

How is infantile anal fissure treated

Before defecation, dip a cotton swab with sesame oil or erythromycin eye ointment, and apply the film around the anus and the inner mouth of the rigid door. The purpose is to lubricate the anus, so as to reduce or avoid pain caused by feces irritating the mucous membrane through the anus during defecation. Try to let the baby and breast milk, breast milk is mainly milk protein, easy to digest and absorb.

Children with anal fissure, parents should use soft toilet paper to wipe clean after every defecation, if baby will gradually develop a good habit of defecation, slowly anal fissure will heal, baby defecation will be regular. It's not serious, it will be better soon. Listen to more music for your baby and create a pleasant atmosphere.

Anal fissure in children is generally caused by long-term constipation, and its symptoms are mainly pain and bloody stool, which brings great pain to children's defecation. Long term anal fissure can cause children to fear defecation and dare not eat, resulting in malnutrition, affecting their growth and development. If the development of old anal fissure, also need surgical treatment. Therefore, for children with anal fissure, once found, should be treated as soon as possible.

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I have talked about how to treat anal fissure in infants. There are many ways to treat anal fissure. If breast-feeding, the probability of suffering from anal fissure is almost zero, so breast fed infants have softer stools