Can intestinal obstruction be cured completely

summary

If the machine is found and treated as soon as possible, the condition of most patients can be reversed, and it is likely to be cured. Intestinal obstruction appears some people difficult to cure the phenomenon, mainly because usually they have a slight abdominal distension, especially low abdominal distension, sometimes even abdominal pain, but in this case, the patient did not actively go to the hospital for examination, did not actively do treatment, so that the condition of intestinal obstruction is repeated mistakes, which makes the treatment of this disease more difficult. Let's take a look at the following.

Can intestinal obstruction be cured completely

First: mild to simple intestinal obstruction can be cured by gastrointestinal intubation decompression, even if it can not be cured, it can also make the condition greatly improved, it can make the liquid retained in the gastrointestinal tract be sucked out, it can make the excess gas in the gastrointestinal tract be discharged, so that some symptoms such as abdominal distension and vomiting can be greatly improved.

Second: if it's intestinal obstruction caused by incarcerated hernia or intestinal obstruction caused by circulation and intussusception, you can also choose the surgical method to reset the circulation, release the incarcerated hernia and repair the intussusception. As long as the operation is carried out properly, these types of intestinal obstruction can be treated.

Third: sometimes gastrointestinal intubation decompression can not play a role in the treatment of intestinal obstruction, especially for some low intestinal obstruction, the effect of this decompression method is not too obvious, so surgical decompression can be considered at this time. If it is intestinal obstruction caused by adhesion, the adhesion can be released by operation.

matters needing attention

Some intestinal obstruction may be caused by local necrosis or tumor. At this time, the necrotic tissue or tumor can be resected by surgery. After excluding these lesions, the intestinal obstruction can be recovered.