What symptom is internal hernia?

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From the newborn to the elderly can occur internal hernia, clinical manifestations of gastrointestinal obstruction caused by a series of symptoms and signs, according to the severity of gastrointestinal obstruction, its clinical manifestations can be very different, what is the symptom of internal hernia? Now let me tell you something.

What symptom is internal hernia?

The symptoms of chronic incomplete intestinal obstruction include vague intermittent epigastric pain, nausea and vomiting, abdominal distension, etc. the symptoms of intestinal obstruction often occur after eating, especially after overeating. In the case of internal hernia obstruction, intestinal wall ischemia can cause colic due to mesenteric compression, and sometimes severe abdominal pain, It should be differentiated from gastric ulcer perforation.

Acute complete intestinal obstruction is characterized by a sudden increase in intra-abdominal pressure, resulting in a large number of intestinal hernia into the narrow pores, which can suddenly turn into acute complete obstruction. The course of disease progresses rapidly, which can cause the incarcerated hernia content to be narrow and necrotic in a short time. On the basis of the above-mentioned chronic history, the patient suddenly presents the symptoms and signs of acute intestinal obstruction

The symptoms included sudden severe abdominal colic, progressive aggravation, frequent vomiting, abdominal distension, exhaust, and stop defecation. Physical examination showed abdominal distension or abdominal localized swelling, sometimes peristaltic wave, touching tenderness mass, and hyperactivity of bowel sounds. If peritoneal irritation appeared, bowel sounds disappeared, indicating that the incarcerated hernia contents may have strangled and necrotized.

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For hernia this disease, we must not ignore, if you have the above symptoms, then go to the hospital in time, the earlier the hernia found, the better the effect of treatment, the current clinical treatment of hernia is mainly surgery.