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Child Done Aotectal Malformation Surgery. Frequently Passing Stool, Red Rash In Rectum
my child has under gone anotectal malformation surgery now she is at 7 months of age we have started giving solid food but now a problem arised with her stools, she continuously used to go for motions and a rash has formed around her rectum red in colour which is constantly troubling her and she cries around half-an-hour while she pass her stool and her stool will continue for half-an-hour time.
Mon, 29 Apr 2013
hi
thanks for your quiry at HCM
nothing to worry about this, you just clean the stools and perianal area thoroughly
give him stool softner
and zinc suppliments as applicants
change his diapers regulerly
and i am confident that he will be alright
wishing you a speedy recovery
take care
regards
dr.imran
thanks for your quiry at HCM
nothing to worry about this, you just clean the stools and perianal area thoroughly
give him stool softner
and zinc suppliments as applicants
change his diapers regulerly
and i am confident that he will be alright
wishing you a speedy recovery
take care
regards
dr.imran
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Hi dear,
Its going to be really difficult handling a child with anorectal malformation. They pass stools frequently & wet anal area are prone to have rashes often. Try zinc oxide containing emollients. It will heal the rash quickly. Keep the anal area dry but at the same time don't wipe the area harshly as tender skin gets damaged by frequent rubbing. Keep changing diapers frequently.
Take care
Dr. Balaji Chinnasami MD
Assistant Professor, pediatrics
Its going to be really difficult handling a child with anorectal malformation. They pass stools frequently & wet anal area are prone to have rashes often. Try zinc oxide containing emollients. It will heal the rash quickly. Keep the anal area dry but at the same time don't wipe the area harshly as tender skin gets damaged by frequent rubbing. Keep changing diapers frequently.
Take care
Dr. Balaji Chinnasami MD
Assistant Professor, pediatrics
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