What are the symptoms of enterospasm in early pregnancy?

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Enterospasm generally occurs in children, it is also a common disease in children, it will lead to abdominal pain, vomiting, crying and other symptoms in children. For the treatment of infantile enterospasm, drugs can be used. Women in the early stages of pregnancy also have bowel spasms. What about the symptoms of enterospasm in early pregnancy? Let's talk about it.

What are the symptoms of enterospasm in early pregnancy?

Enterospasm is a kind of paroxysmal abdominal pain caused by the intense contraction of intestinal smooth muscle, which is the most common condition in children with acute abdominal pain. In small infants, the degree and intensity of crying can be used to understand whether there is enterospasm.

In small infants, the main manifestation of enterospasm is continuous and difficult to pacify crying, mainly manifested as crying restlessness, accompanied by vomiting, flushed cheeks, rolling, curling of lower limbs and other symptoms. When crying, the face is flushed, abdominal distension and tension, legs curl up. The attack can be terminated by children's exhaust or defecation. In small infants, it can be repeated and self limiting.

Enterospasm affects the neighbor's uterus and affects the fetus. Pay attention to regular examination and prenatal examination. Avoid raw, cold and pungent. Severe pain can be further examined by surgery. To eat more fiber containing vegetables, to avoid constipation!

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Breastfeeding mothers do not eat milk, dairy products, fish and eggs; The formula of soy milk or casein hydrolysate given to the artificially fed infants can significantly improve the intestinal spasm of infants. For CMPI induced enterospasm, 71% - 88% of children's symptoms were improved after removing milk protein and switching to soybean milk or hydrolyzed protein. Due to the side effects of drug therapy (such as bicycloamine hydrochloride), and sometimes the curative effect is not ideal, diet change may be more appropriate than medication.