Patient's question:
I recently had surgery for intussusception. A while ago, the child just finished surgery. Seeing the child endure so much pain, both of us felt very guilty, always afraid of causing the child more discomfort. We worry about the child every day. What is the best surgery for intussusception in children?Doctor's answer:
The doll has colic, and surgery is the best solution for colic. If colic occurs, the doll should be laid down immediately. Properly support the body. Usually, a single episode of colic will disappear. Alternatively, gently push the lump back into the abdominal cavity with your hand. If the doll has colic and the "balloon" becomes very hard, cannot return to the abdominal cavity, and exhibits vomiting, abdominal pain, and fever, it indicates intestinal incarceration. Immediate medical attention is required to prevent intestinal necrosis, sepsis, and life-threatening complications.