IMPROVEMENT OF CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT METHODS FOR DOLICHOSIGMA IN CHILDREN

Abstract

This article explores the possibilities of conservative treatment in children diagnosed with dolichosigma, without the need for surgical intervention. The effectiveness of a comprehensive approach was assessed, involving dietary therapy, physiotherapy, pharmacological treatment (prokinetics and laxatives), and rectal procedures. Clinical observations revealed a significant reduction in symptoms such as constipation, bloating, and abdominal pain, alongside an improvement in patients’ quality of life. The results support the feasibility of effective non-surgical management in early-stage dolichosigma, offering a safer and less invasive therapeutic option for pediatric patients