Compared to adults, the likelihood of babies developing external hemorrhoids is not high, but it cannot be ruled out that some babies may accidentally develop external hemorrhoids. When a child has external hemorrhoids, many people do not know how to deal with them, after all, the child is still young, and it is not appropriate to give them some medication to treat hemorrhoids. So, what should I do if my baby has external hemorrhoids?
What should I do if my baby has external hemorrhoids
Babies with external hemorrhoids are mostly caused by constipation. The cause of hemorrhoids in babies is constipation. In terms of diet, it is recommended to increase water intake and eat coarse fiber foods in moderation, eat more fruits and vegetables, and drink honey water. Massage the abdomen clockwise to develop a habit of regular bowel movements, and if necessary, use medication or other aids to aid in bowel movements. Daily diet should avoid eating spicy and stimulating foods. Be cautious when taking medication for babies with hemorrhoids, and it is recommended to follow medical advice.
Precautions for treating external hemorrhoids in babies
Firstly, one should not drink alcohol or give alcohol to children. If they develop hemorrhoids and still drink alcohol, the deterioration of the hemorrhoids will be rapid and it will be particularly painful. If the child is still young, it will not be good for their brain development. Therefore, mothers must be careful not to develop drinking habits for them from a young age.
Secondly, it is important to consume foods that aid digestion and are easy to digest. Bananas and sweet potatoes are very good. They are both helpful for digestion and can soften your stool. They can also relieve children's pain when using the bathroom. You can put them in your child's breakfast and dinner for them to eat.
Thirdly, one should not eat foods that are too rich, spicy, or greasy. These foods are prone to causing internal heat, difficult to digest, and have a hard texture, which can worsen your child's hemorrhoids. Additionally, using the restroom can be particularly painful and may even result in bleeding.
When a baby is found to have external hemorrhoids, treatment methods can be taken, such as medication, diet, or a combination of methods. It is best to clarify before treatment. Generally speaking, the occurrence of external hemorrhoids in children may be related to factors such as constipation. To avoid external hemorrhoids in babies, it is best to know specific prevention methods.
