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What Causes Recurrent Defecation With Blood Stains In Stool Of A Child?

My 8 year old son was suffering from recurrent deffaecation with blood stains stool. on 19th july 2014 he had stool examination which reveals of occultblood, mucus present ,pus cells 6 -8,rbc 12 -15 .At the same time sonography was normal .Doctor diagnosed prostitis and suggested tablets cefixim, Nitaxonit,penta prazole with domperidone ,reflora kids .my son has another stool examination on 29 july 2014 reveals normal results . But after a week or two again he is facing the same problem blood stains stool with recurrent deffaecation.what should we do ?n suggest
Thu, 18 Sep 2014
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You should consider going in for a stool culture examination to see which bugs are causing the problem and to which medicines (antibiotics) are they likely to respond. Only after this you may decide about which drugs to give. On the other hand, if a culture cannot be done or is inconvenient, costly or not available, you can repeat a six day course of Cefixime only and see what the results are.

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What Causes Recurrent Defecation With Blood Stains In Stool Of A Child?

You should consider going in for a stool culture examination to see which bugs are causing the problem and to which medicines (antibiotics) are they likely to respond. Only after this you may decide about which drugs to give. On the other hand, if a culture cannot be done or is inconvenient, costly or not available, you can repeat a six day course of Cefixime only and see what the results are. Dr. Taher