How to treat mumps in children

When it comes to the treatment of mumps, many patients will definitely think of replenishing water and electrolytes. In fact, there are many treatments for mumps, and patients don’t know how to choose the correct treatment for mumps. Let’s take a look at how to treat mumps in children? Patients must choose the correct method that suits them.

1. Injection therapy

At present, many injection therapies are used at home and abroad to treat mumps, that is, injecting drugs into hemorrhoids to treat mumps. After the drug reaction disappears, mumps is prone to recurrence. If the injection site is not appropriate, it is easy to cause mucosal ulceration, mucosal abscess, basic tissue sclerosis, necrosis, heavy bleeding, severe pain, edema or thrombosis, postoperative necrotic hemorrhage or infection of the necrotic surface to form ulcers, causing sequelae of anal stenosis.

2. Ultra-low temperature and ultra-high temperature therapy

Liquid oxygen freezing, laser, microwave, electronic and other therapeutic instruments use ultra-low or ultra-high temperature to produce cold or heat effects, physical effects of oscillating ions, electric field capacitance effects, etc., to achieve the therapeutic purposes of coagulation of lesion tissue protein, vascular embolism closure, electrocautery and electrocoagulation hemostasis, cutting, tissue degeneration, necrosis and shedding, or hardening and atrophy. Laser treatment also causes trauma to the human body, not only mechanical damage, but also a burn. Therefore, it is essentially no different from traditional surgery. Relatively simple anal diseases can be treated with laser or therapeutic instruments.

3. The difference between laser, therapeutic device and surgery

Laser or therapeutic device treatment also causes trauma to the human body, not only mechanical damage, but also burns. Therefore, it is essentially no different from surgery. Relatively simple anal diseases can be treated with laser or therapeutic devices, while complex ones require hospitalization for surgery.

This is the end of the treatment for mumps. When treating mumps, you must not use antibiotics on your own. You must go through a doctor’s arrangement, because patients should know that antibiotics are not good for mumps, so patients must use medications with caution and receive reasonable treatment.