What are the symptoms of baby's side stitch?

We all know that stitches in the side are sudden pains in the chest and ribs, which may even make you unable to move. A stitch in the side comes quickly, but if you pay attention to the method, you can recover quickly. Adults can directly express the feeling when they have a stitch in the side, but how do you know if a baby has a stitch in the side? At this time, parents should always pay attention to the baby's reactions and behaviors. Only when they are discovered can timely treatment be provided.

Feel a pain in the chest when breathing, also known as acute chest and rib pain, refers to the pain in the chest and ribs during exercise, especially running. It is also common when lifting weights, pushing carts, jumping, climbing, lifting or carrying heavy objects. Excessive or inappropriate force is used. The stitches often occur in the lower right ribs and will disappear naturally after the movement stops. Abdominal massage, slow, deep breathing, or abdominal breathing can speed up relief.

What to do if you get a stitch in the side

1. If the stitches are not severe and are bearable, lie on your back with your right knee bent and your left foot flat. Relax your stomach and rub it in clockwise circles with your hands until the gas is discharged.

2. Don’t eat too much gas-producing food, and don’t eat raw, cold, or irritating food. Pay attention to supplementing probiotics, such as Bifi-Con or Biostime, and strengthen physical exercise.

3. Children’s stitches cannot heal themselves, the best way is to go to the hospital for surgery.

At which age do children mainly experience symptoms of small intestinal gas?

We can also call children's small intestinal bile duct as pediatric intestinal bile, which can be mainly discovered two to three months after birth. Some children may have a longer onset of the disease, which may occur after one year old, or even when they are two years old. At present, intestinal side stitch in children is a surgical disease that is relatively common in pediatrics, and its recovery effect is also very optimistic, so there is no need to worry too much.

What are the symptoms of small intestinal gas in children?

If a child suffers from intestinal side stitch, the child will generally feel very uncomfortable. After this continues for a period of time, the child will begin to feel distressed, and no matter how you comfort him, the child will not be able to get well. At this time, parents need to pay attention, as there must be some emergency situation in the child's body. If the symptoms are more severe, the child will feel severe pain in the abdomen and a feeling of bloating, followed by vomiting and difficulty in defecation.

The incidence of childhood intestinal side stitch is generally higher in male babies, because according to statistics from clinical hospitals, males are more likely to suffer from this disease. Also, if your child is a premature baby, he will have a higher incidence of childhood intestinal side stitch than ordinary children.