Patient's question:
Doctor, hello, this morning the child had intermittent stomach pain, and there was blood in the stool.Doctor's answer:
Non-surgical treatment: The most commonly used clinical method is colonoscopic reduction. For acute intussusception in infants, air, oxygen, or barium enemas can be used in the early stage to promote the reduction of the intussuscepted bowel. Surgical treatment: For late-stage intussusception or cases where barium enema reduction is ineffective, surgical therapy should be adopted to achieve reduction, avoiding delays that may lead to bowel necrosis or perforation.