Curling of both lower extremities in children is the main symptom of infantile intestinal spasms. The main manifestation of intestinal spasms episodes is continuous, unsettling crying. The main manifestation is crying and restlessness, which may be accompanied by vomiting, flushed cheeks, tumbling and curling of both lower limbs.
1.Symptom examination In small infants, the main manifestation of intestinal spasm attack is continuous, difficult to soothe crying and fussing. The main manifestation is crying and restlessness, which may be accompanied by vomiting, flushed cheeks, tumbling, curling of both lower limbs and other symptoms. The cry is characterized by flushed face, distended and tense abdomen, and upward curling of the legs, and the attack may be terminated by exhaustion or defecation of the child. In small infants, the seizures can be recurrent and self-limiting.
Clinical manifestations of intestinal cramps I: Infants and children cannot describe abdominal pain by themselves, but only show sudden episodes of paroxysmal crying, sometimes waking up from sleep. Each episode lasts from a few minutes to ten minutes, and the pain stops at times. The degree of abdominal pain varies, and in severe cases, it may be accompanied by tossing and turning of the limbs, pallor, and chills in the hands and feet.
Clinical manifestations of intestinal cramps II: Preschool or school-age children can usually complain of abdominal pain on their own, with the most frequent abdominal pain in the middle abdomen or around the umbilicus. The abdominal pain is also usually paroxysmal, and the interval may be without any discomfort.
Clinical manifestations of intestinal spasms III: The degree of abdominal pain in older children is mild or severe, but the general condition is good. Simple intestinal spasms often resolve spontaneously within a few minutes to a few hours of onset.
2, routine stool test can understand the presence of bacteria, viruses and parasitic infections in the digestive tract, early detection of gastroenteritis, liver disease, but also as a diagnostic screen for gastrointestinal tumors. Routine stool tests include testing for red and white blood cells, bacterial sensitivity test, occult blood test (OB) and worm egg detection in stool. Routine stool tests are necessary to determine the health status of the human body.
3, biochemical tests Biochemical tests are common blood tests in hospital laboratory departments, which literally should be all-inclusive, but they are not.
4, peritoneal dialysis (PD) is a form of dialysis that uses the body’s own peritoneum as the dialysis membrane. Through the exchange of solutes and water between the dialysis fluid instilled into the peritoneal cavity and the plasma components in the capillaries on the other side of the peritoneum, the body’s retained metabolites and excess water are removed, while the dialysis fluid replenishes the body with essential substances. Renal replacement or supportive therapy is achieved through continuous renewal of the peritoneal dialysis fluid.