How to treat mumps in children

When it comes to mumps, the only thing that comes to everyone’s mind is how to treat the disease effectively. Many mumps patients are anxious to treat their own diseases, but they will choose the wrong method. Let’s take a look at how to treat mumps in children. I hope everyone can cure their mumps as soon as possible.

1. Drink plenty of water: Water is essential for treating mumps. A large amount of water intake is necessary to soften the mumps and facilitate its passage through the colon. So how much water is enough? Adults need at least 6 glasses of water a day, 8 glasses is better. Although various liquids are effective, the best choice is boiled water.

2. Exercise more: Regular exercise can promote intestinal peristalsis, which can speed up the passage of waste through the small intestine and shorten the contact time between waste and tissue that may cause cancer, thus solving the problem of mumps. Walking is especially helpful for pregnant women. Many pregnant women have intestinal peristalsis affected by the growth of the fetus. Pregnant women should walk for 20-30 minutes every day, and be careful not to walk too fast to cause wheezing.

3. Develop good living habits: Develop the habit of defecating on time every day, especially for children. Children’s awareness of defecation is not obvious, so parents should pay attention to cultivating it from an early age. After meals is the best time to go to the toilet, because the food in the stomach can cause a certain degree of intestinal peristalsis. So after each meal, sit on the toilet for 10 minutes. Even if you don’t feel like defecating, you should develop it slowly instead of following the body’s reaction. Long-term holding back of stool will gradually lead to mumps.

How to treat mumps better and faster? Do you know? Regarding the condition of mumps. Timely discovery of early symptoms of mumps is still very beneficial for the treatment of mumps, so when patients find that they have mumps, they should immediately treat mumps!