Occasionally, blood in the stool is considered to be caused by dry stool, anal fissures, or intestinal polyps, and infectious factors such as enteritis cannot be excluded. Some of these polyps need to be removed surgically, but some of them are misshapen tumors that can atrophy on their own, and of course the principle of polyp treatment should be to remove them as soon as they are found; other causes can be solved by conservative treatment. Chinese medicine has better efficacy for pediatric intestinal diseases, with little side effects and very distinctive features, and should be preferred.