1. Intestinal ascariasis intestinal ascariasis can cause abdominal dull pain in infants.
Symptoms of pain location is not fixed, accompanied by weight loss, malnutrition and anemia and other symptoms. When roundabout
When the worm enters the biliary tract, it will have severe colic, pale face and even shock.
Doctors suggest that children suspected of intestinal parasites, mainly to check the stool. If the eggs are found in the stool, comprehensive treatment such as repellent, sedative and anti allergic should be carried out in time. Prevention is mainly to develop a good habit of washing hands before and after meals.
2. Dyspepsia abdominal pain caused by dyspepsia is the most common in children.
Symptoms this kind of pain often attacks, no abdominal muscle tension, the stomach is soft to feel. This kind of abdominal pain, mostly accompanied by thick greasy tongue coating, do not want to eat and other symptoms.
Doctors suggest that when the pain is not severe, you can take chicken gall, pangolin and other anti eating drugs. When the symptom is serious, can use antispasmodic. For this kind of abdominal pain, parents need not be nervous, pay attention to adjust the child's diet. The amount and frequency of daily diet should be regular. Don't overeat and eat more vegetables and fruits.
3. Intestinal spasm
Some infant autonomic nerve regulation function has not yet developed sound, once the dysfunction, vagus nerve
Excitability increases, bowel peristalsis loses normal rhythm, bowel wall muscle can have spasm, lead to colic, sometimes accompanied by nausea and vomiting.
Symptoms and pain and eating and activities have no obvious relationship, often sudden attack and quickly disappear, irregular. Abdominal pain was mainly around the umbilicus. Abdominal examination showed only slight tension, bowel sounds were more active, there was no fixed position tenderness, and periumbilical tenderness was not obvious. Such children also often have autonomic nerve disorders, such as salivation, night molars, sweating or enuresis.
Doctors suggest that there is no need for special treatment, local hot compress can be used when the attack occurs, and symptomatic treatment such as spasmolysis and analgesia can be given as appropriate.