How is infantile ileus treated?

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When children are young, they like to put everything in their mouth because their consciousness is not fully developed and their teeth are not well developed. But a lot of things are particularly unsanitary, sometimes leading to diarrhea and stomachache in children. Moreover, the roundworms in a child's stomach are very stubborn, especially difficult to remove. So a part of the children got intestinal obstruction, very uncomfortable. Many parents take their children to the hospital to see a doctor. Through some treatment, their children's illness can be cured. Recently, some parents have written about patients to consult about the problems. Now let me talk about how to treat infant intestinal obstruction?

How is infantile ileus treated?

Non operative treatment. The solution is water, electrolyte balance disorder and acid-base imbalance. Gastrointestinal decompression. It is one of the important methods for the treatment of intestinal obstruction. The gas and liquid in the gastrointestinal tract can be sucked out through gastrointestinal decompression, which can reduce abdominal distension, reduce the pressure in the intestinal cavity, reduce bacteria and toxins, and improve the local and systemic conditions. Prevention and treatment of infection: the application of antibiotics is of great significance to the prevention and treatment of bacterial infection.

Surgical treatment. All kinds of strangulated intestinal obstruction, intestinal obstruction caused by tumor and congenital malformation, as well as patients who have no response to non-surgical treatment should be treated with surgery. When using surgical methods to treat intestinal obstruction, the choice and adoption of specific methods need to be determined according to the cause and location of the disease in patients with intestinal obstruction.

Raw soybean oil, sesame oil or peanut oil, 200-250 ml for adults and 80-150 ml for children, orally or through gastric tube.

matters needing attention

The main symptoms of infant intestinal obstruction are gastrointestinal symptoms, so if you find that the child has obvious vomiting, do not take it lightly after refusing to eat, so as not to miss the best time to treat the disease.