In Tashkent, a baby fed fast food had a rotten intestine and underwent a serious operation

The negligence in raising children in Tashkent has led to tragic consequences. As reported by the “Millar” program, as a result of feeding a 10-month-old baby with pita bread and fried potatoes, intestinal rot was observed in him and an urgent surgical operation was performed.

Fast food and babies - a dangerous combination

According to reports, a mother who was coming to Tashkent from a remote region bought fast food for lunch - pita bread and French fries. Since the baby was crying and fussing on the way, the woman chewed the fast food in her mouth and fed it to the baby. A few days later, the baby's condition deteriorated sharply.

Intestinal rot - a condition that requires prolonged surgery

Specialists from the emergency medical center were called. Doctors reported that the baby was constantly vomiting, having a flatulence, pain and internal bleeding. As a result of the examination, it was determined that the child had intestinal rot.

At the first stage, the rotted part of the intestine was removed and a stoma was created - a temporary opening for the intestines. In this case, the child lives for about 6 months, after which the internal system is fully restored through surgery.

Sad statistics: this is not the first case

According to doctors from the Pediatric Surgery Department of the Republican Emergency Medical Center, similar cases have been observed in children recently. In many cases, parents unknowingly feed their babies with soup, stew and various hard foods. This often leads to complex consequences that require surgical intervention.

Absolute recommendation: breast milk is the most important food up to 3 years old

As pediatricians emphasize, children up to 1 year old should be provided only with breast milk and special baby foods. Only after 1 year old should they be gradually introduced to complementary foods.

The Zamin.uz editorial team reminds us that every step in raising a child directly affects their life. Dear parents, please do not neglect the health of your children!

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