Habit diapers

Introduction

Introduction Habitual diaper pants are the main manifestations of children's defecation. Children's defecation is a disease caused by non-physiological factors that cannot be defecate according to the occasion after 3-4 years old. The so-called physiological disease factors refer to organic factors (including injury or insufficiency) and infectious diseases related to the digestive system and urinary system such as dysentery and urethritis. Therefore, children with defecation are heart disease, that is, mental illness.

Cause

Cause

(1) Family education training methods are inadequate and fail to obtain the ability to control bowel movements normally.

(2) Delayed maturity of the nervous system hinders the development of normal bowel habits. Such children are often accompanied by language, learning dysfunction, inattention or hyperactivity, and some people think that it is related to genetic factors.

(3) The existence of mental factors such as trauma, panic and nervousness is also a common cause of residual feces, and sometimes it exists as a resistance against inappropriate parental discipline.

(4) About 20% of the children's feces are related to physiological constipation.

Examine

an examination

Related inspection

Trace element detection in human body

These children are usually timid, shy, sensitive, and inactive. Some children have no good bowel habits since childhood, some have obvious mental trauma before the disease, or have had other serious illnesses before the illness, and some are caused by poor relationship between mother and child or family disharmony. But during my treatment, I found that the child is likely to have established incorrect reflexes as a means of attracting attention, reaching aspirations or expressing dissatisfaction. This must be treated differently.

Diagnosis

Differential diagnosis

Differential diagnosis of habitual diapers:

1. Child's fecal disease: Defecation is a unique state in which children aged 4-5 years still often have unclear involuntary discharge of normal feces. Also known as "functional fecal incontinence." The disease is manifested in the inability to manipulate the stool by itself, but there is no organic cause, no diarrhea, and normal stool examination. Children with defecation often do not pull down stools democratically in places where their customs and cultural backgrounds are not approved. It is often pulled in the trousers, and it is repeated, and the light is several times in January, and the heavy one is several times a day. It can be divided into primary and secondary. The former refers to children who have never developed control of bowel abilities, and the latter has developed feces after they have developed control of bowel movements. The incidence of this disease is much lower than enuresis. Foreign reports accounted for 1-3%, male: female = 3.4:1.

2, enuresis: a large number of children with enuresis can rise with age. However, children who are sick enough to have self-healing in the future may be the same size. The more severe the condition, the more frequent the enuresis, the less likely the child will heal itself in the future. Paying attention to children's toilet training is the root cause of preventing and treating enuresis. Excellent training time is after the child is over one and a half years old. The time for the first training is too early. Because the child's nervous system is still not very mature, the cerebral cortex has a very complete control mechanism for the subcortical central reflex urination. It often forms a defeat, which makes it difficult to protect the child's self-belief. For the child's toilet training, the first thing is to accept the positive reinforcement method. Every time you win, you should immediately award the child.

These children are usually timid, shy, sensitive, and inactive. Some children have no good bowel habits since childhood, some have obvious mental trauma before the disease, or have had other serious illnesses before the illness, and some are caused by poor relationship between mother and child or family disharmony. But during my treatment, I found that the child is likely to have established incorrect reflexes as a means of attracting attention, reaching aspirations or expressing dissatisfaction. This must be treated differently.

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