Commonly used medications for pediatric intestinal cramps include antispasmodics, laxatives, and medications to reduce gas buildup in the stomach and intestines, such as cetronium bromide and lactulose. In pediatric intestinal spasms, abdominal pain, constipation, bloating and other discomforts can occur and need to be treated aggressively. Treatment may include antispasmodic medications such as cetronium bromide and atropine, which can relieve the symptoms of abdominal pain. Laxatives are lactulose, etc., which are used to relieve the symptoms of constipation. Medications to reduce gas buildup in the stomach and intestines include dimethicone, which promotes the elimination of gas. At the same time, you can also massage the abdomen from time to time to help relieve, in normal times to do a healthy diet, eat less spicy, greasy and cold and other stimulating foods, pay attention to warmth, avoid abdominal cold, avoid excessive tension. It is recommended that children with intestinal spasms seek medical attention in a timely manner, but be careful, must be under the guidance of the doctor to choose the appropriate medication, do not blindly abuse the drug.