How is neonatal necrotizing enteritis caused?

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The baby has just been born, all aspects of the body function is relatively weak, so it will be easier for the newborn to have some diseases. Once the newborn is infected with some diseases, parents will be more anxious and worried. How is neonatal necrotizing enteritis caused? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

How is neonatal necrotizing enteritis caused?

Neonatal necrotizing enteritis causes, is more, this is an acquired disease, can be said to be caused by many reasons. One of the more common causes of neonatal necrotizing enteritis is due to the baby's diet, and the newborn is infected by some bacteria, such as Salmonella, and the lack of intestinal blood supply.

Once the newborn is infected with neonatal necrotizing enteritis, from the clinical point of view, the number of male babies will be larger than that of female babies. However, from the perspective of seasonality, it has little to do with seasonal elements. After birth, the neonatal stool is very normal, but within two or three weeks after birth, there will be neonatal necrotizing enteritis.

Such as Escherichia coli, Klebsiella, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Salmonella, Clostridium, and so on, excessive reproduction, invasion of intestinal mucosa damage, or septicemia and septic shock aggravate intestinal injury.

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Fasting time once diagnosed should be immediately fasting, light 5-10 days, heavy 10-15 days or longer. Gastrointestinal decompression was given when abdominal distension was obvious. The abdominal distension disappeared, fecal occult blood turned negative, abdominal X-ray film was normal, and the general condition was obviously improved. If the children have abdominal distension, vomiting and other symptoms after eating, they need to fast again.