Discuss the application of CT scans in diagnosing congenital megacolon and related diagnostic and treatment methods.

Explore the possibility of non-surgical treatment after the diagnosis of congenital megacolon, as well as related medical advice.

Newborn abdominal distension may involve various factors, including dyspepsia, congenital megacolon, or anorectal stenosis. It is recommended to seek medical attention promptly for a professional evaluation.

Children often suffer from constipation, abdominal distension, and vomiting. If not treated promptly, they may develop malnutrition, enterocolitis, or even be life-threatening. It is recommended to conduct a detailed examination of the child’s condition and undergo relief treatment under a doctor’s advice.

Understanding the treatment methods for congenital megacolon can help children with this condition regain health.

Explore the treatment methods for congenital megacolon, particularly the timing and recommendations for surgery during the neonatal period.

Discuss the situation of a 40-day-old baby not defecating for a week, providing professional advice and possible medical examinations.

Explore the possible causes of abdominal distension in newborns three days after birth, including defecation issues and congenital megacolon, and provide corresponding dietary adjustment suggestions.

Understanding the possible causes of defecation difficulties in two-month-old infants, and how to address the issue of congenital megacolon.

Potential risks and long-term effects of congenital megacolon surgery in newborns