What about children with hematochezia?

For children with hematochezia, parents can deal with the following aspects: 1. Give the child a stool routine to test. Because the child causes hematochezia, it is often caused by bacterial infection. For example, the child has dysentery bacilli or Escherichia coli, these pathogens will cause the child to show bacterial enteritis, and the child will show blood or mucus in the stool. For example, if the child is caused by dysentery bacilli, you can give the child a timely application of third-generation cephalosporins for anti-infection treatment;2, you need to give the child enteroscopy for diagnosis and treatment. Because some children's hematochezia is recurrent and protracted, routine anti-infective treatment is ineffective, and this situation requires colonoscopy to confirm the diagnosis and treatment. If the child is caused by intestinal polyps, surgery can be performed at the same time as colonoscopy.