Patient's question:
Here is the English translation of the provided text:"Since this week, my son has had some issues with his bowel movements. I was thinking of taking him to the hospital tomorrow when we have a day off. However, we had a disagreement with my husband about which department to see. I suggested going to a department like General Practice, while my husband insisted on seeing a Pediatric Proctology department. Could you please tell me what kind of conditions Pediatric Proctology treats?"
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Doctor's answer:
Pediatric colorectal surgery only conducts a detailed examination of the intestines, excluding perianal diseases. Your son can make an appointment with the colorectal surgery department or the supplementary department. Either department is fine, as they are connected. If your child has problems with bowel movements, pay close attention to their diet. Give them more vegetables and fruits, and eat more easily digestible foods while reducing spicy foods. Cold, hard, and spicy foods should not be consumed. Every day, use clean water to clean your child's anus and take warm salt baths.