Exploration on the Prevention of Pediatric Anorectal Diseases Based on the Theory of Shaoyang
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https://doi.org/10.53469/jcmp.2024.06(11).06Keywords:
Pediatric constitution, Shaoyang doctrine, Anorectal diseases, Minors, Defecation habits, Anal cleansing, IncidenceAbstract
Purpose: Based on the Shaoyang doctrine in pediatric physique doctrine, to explore the influence of daily defecation habits and anal cleansing on the occurrence of pediatric anorectal diseases, with a view to reducing the incidence of anorectal diseases, and providing a basis for the prevention and treatment of anorectal diseases. Methods Using minors as the survey object, using the self-designed "Pediatric Anorectal Questionnaire, " the main content included pediatric defecation habits, anal cleansing, and nursing habits, through a questionnaire survey and analysis of their collected data. Results: A total of 150 questionnaires were collected, with 152 valid questionnaires and 98.68% recovery efficiency. The results of the survey showed that there are still more pediatric patients with irregular defecation times, long defecation times, and frequent anal cleansing, which will lay a hidden danger for the occurrence of pediatric anorectal diseases. Conclusion The occurrence of pediatric anorectal diseases in China is closely related to defecation habits and daily anal care. We should actively publicize the correct and reasonable methods of defecation and anal cleansing, and guide pediatrics to develop good habits to prevent anorectal diseases from the source.
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