Symptoms of rectal polyps in children

summary

Rectal polyps in children refers to a kind of abnormal growth tissue protruding from the mucosal surface, which is generally called polyps before the pathological nature is determined. Generally speaking, polyps are formed by the growth and aggregation of cells originating from the mucosa. Rectal polyps is a common clinical disease, the incidence of which increases with age, more common in men than in women. Polyps can grow in the whole digestive tract of the human body, with the largest number of large rectal polyps and fewer small rectal polyps. Tell us about the symptoms of rectal polyps in children.

Symptoms of rectal polyps in children

Bloody stool: painless bloody stool is the main clinical manifestation of rectal polyps. The amount of bleeding in the stool of polyps is less. If the polyps fall off due to extrusion during defecation, and the polyps are large in volume and low in position, more bleeding can occur. Hematochezia is characterized by blood, but not blood drop.

Intestinal stimulation: when the polyp is pulled by intestinal peristalsis. Intestinal irritation symptoms may appear, such as abdominal discomfort, abdominal pain, diarrhea, purulent stool, diarrhea, etc.

Prolapse: when the polyps are large or large in number, the intestinal mucosa is pulled by gravity to separate from the muscular layer and prolapse downward. The pulling of defecation and stimulation of intestinal peristalsis can relax the mucosa around the pedicle and cause rectal prolapse.

matters needing attention

The prevention of colorectal polyps is mainly to prevent colonic adenomatous polyps. The main need to develop good eating habits, but also should actively exercise, find suitable for their own way of exercise, enhance physical fitness, improve immunity, self relaxation, relieve pressure, maintain a good attitude.