White stools in children are usually due to physiological factors, or pathological factors such as biliary tract roundworms, common bile duct stones, biliary atresia, etc. The cause should be clarified promptly by a doctor and treated according to the different causes. I. Physiological factors: Children’s digestive system is not yet perfect, and after consuming greasy or indigestible food, they will have digestive system disorders and occasionally have white stools. It is recommended to stop giving children greasy food and take probiotics appropriately to regulate the intestinal environment. Second, pathological factors: if long-term white stools, especially in the color of clay, can not relieve themselves, but also accompanied by yellow skin and eyes, yellow urine, hepatomegaly and other symptoms, suggesting that there may be biliary atresia, biliary ascaris, common bile duct stones and other diseases, resulting in bile duct obstruction, obstruction due to reduced bilirubin secretion, resulting in mixed into the stool bilirubin has also been reduced, then the stool will be from yellow When the bile ducts become obstructed, the bilirubin secretion is reduced and the bilirubin in the stool is also reduced. If this happens, after seeking medical attention, usually need to take the following options for treatment, and actively cooperate with the doctor’s treatment, the symptoms can be reduced: 1, biliary atresia: timely surgical treatment, if the disease has developed to the end stage requires liver transplantation; 2, biliary roundworm: the application of atropine, phenobarbital for symptomatic treatment, levamisole, tetramisole for deworming treatment, conservative treatment is not effective need to 3, bile duct stones: apply cephalosporin as prescribed by the doctor to prevent infection, and those with larger stones should undergo surgery to remove the stones. In either case, it is inseparable from the digestive system of the child, so parents should pay attention to adjusting the child’s diet in daily life, eating more light and easily digestible food, as well as fresh vegetables and fruits. It is also necessary to pay attention to the child’s abdomen to keep it warm and avoid catching a cold.