strangulated hernia

summary

Intestinal obstruction refers to the obstruction of the contents in the human intestinal tract when they pass through the intestinal tract. Intestinal obstruction is an acute abdominal symptom. Intestinal obstruction can be caused by many factors. In the early stage of the disease, it will cause some functional changes of the intestinal tract, and then make the electrolyte loss of the patient's body, and also lead to the intestinal wall circulation disorder Further, it may lead to necrosis or some chicken infection, and finally lead to poisoning symptoms, which may lead to shock and even death. If intestinal obstruction is treated actively, most of the disease can be reversed.

strangulated hernia

First: when intestinal obstruction occurs, many patients will feel abdominal pain, usually the abdominal pain is paroxysmal severe colic. Intestinal obstruction can also lead to vomiting, and vomiting occurs in the early stage of intestinal obstruction. The frequency of vomiting depends on the location of the obstruction.

Second: some patients with intestinal obstruction will feel abdominal distension. Usually, abdominal distension begins to appear after a period of time after the occurrence of intestinal obstruction. Intestinal obstruction will also lead to the stop of abdominal exhaust in patients. Usually, stopping can aggravate the abdominal distension caused by intestinal obstruction. In particular, complete intestinal obstruction is more likely to cause exhaust stop.

Third: when intestinal obstruction occurs, it may also lead to the performance of shock in patients. If it is early simple intestinal obstruction, the general systemic symptoms are not particularly obvious. After a period of time, the patient's pulse may become very thin, blood pressure will drop, his face will become pale, and his limbs will be cold.

matters needing attention

After the occurrence of intestinal obstruction, it will affect the heart rate. For example, after the occurrence of intestinal obstruction, the patient will have low blood volume, and the body will lose water seriously. At this time, the heart rate will increase. At the same time, intestinal obstruction will promote the body to absorb toxins, making the heart rate faster and more obvious.