Infantile peritonitis symptoms?

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Infant peritonitis is mainly due to bacterial infection, chemical stimulation caused by an external injury disease, but also a more serious harm of a disease. If not controlled in time, it will lead to a variety of serious complications, such as secondary peritonitis, abdominal organ infection, peritoneal necrosis and perforation. Infantile peritonitis symptoms? Let's talk about it.

Infantile peritonitis symptoms?

Abdominal pain is the main symptom of peritonitis. But they are usually very intense, intolerable and persistent. Deep breathing, coughing and turning the body can aggravate the pain. So the patient can't change the body position. The pain usually starts from the primary lesion, and spreads to the whole abdomen after the spread of inflammation, but the primary lesion is still more significant.

Nausea and vomiting are common symptoms in the early stage. At the beginning, reflex nausea and vomiting were caused by stimulation of the peritoneum, and the vomit was the contents of the stomach. In the later stage of paralytic ileus, vomit turned yellow green, even brown fecal intestinal contents.

Fever and sudden onset of peritonitis can be normal at the beginning, and then gradually increased. The body temperature of senile patients may not rise with the aggravation of the disease. The pulse usually increases with the increase of body temperature.

matters needing attention

Most peritonitis can be prevented, and the common causes such as appendicitis and gastroduodenal ulcer should be found and treated as soon as possible. Aseptic technique should be strictly observed in abdominal operation to prevent gastrointestinal fluid overflow and contamination of abdominal cavity. Prevention of upper respiratory tract infection in childhood, enhance physical fitness, improve the body's disease resistance. It is the fundamental measure to prevent peritonitis to treat the inflammatory diseases in abdominal cavity as early as possible. Aseptic operation should be strictly carried out in any abdominal operation, including abdominal puncture. Oral antibiotics should be given before intestinal operation to reduce the incidence of peritonitis.