Treatment depends on how severe the condition is,
Reconstructive depends upon the types of anomalies and sex of the infant.
In low ARMs, rectal cutback angioplasty or Y-V plenty is done for male infant and female dilatations of the fistula with the definitive repair or perineal angioplasty.
In high ARMs, a colostomy is done in the neonatal period, followed by definitive reconstructive surgery.
Some children will experience problems with massive constipation. Take some necessary action for stool pass like toilet training, laxatives sometimes essential to reduce constipation later in life. Give more fiber in the diet, and following regular care is needed.
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