What is intestinal adhesion What is intestinal adhesion?

After the operation, the movement on the ground is not timely, resulting in intestinal adhesions

To put it in layman's terms, imagine a 5-meter-long thin tube in your little belly, any two sections of intestines stuck together may appear knotted, and the things in the intestines will not go down, and there will be stomach pain, as for why it sticks together, there are many reasons, common ones are surgery, serious infection, congenital malformations, and trauma.

Intestinal adhesion is the abnormal adhesion that occurs between the intestinal tube, between the intestinal tube and the peritoneum, and between the intestinal tube and the internal organs guiding the abdominal cavity due to various reasons. In terms of adhesion characteristics, there are two kinds of adhesions: membranous adhesions and cord-like adhesions; In terms of the nature of adhesions, there are two types: fibrinous adhesions and fibrous adhesions.

From the perspective of science, in addition to congenital causes, the formation of adhesions is nothing more than two factors: injury or inflammation.

In terms of clinical diseases, patients with intestinal adhesions mostly occur after accumulation surgery, especially after appendicitis or pelvic surgery, and the chance of intestinal adhesions is the greatest. The severity of intestinal adhesions is related to the sensitivity of each person to the injury of the peritoneum or intestinal serosa.

The clinical status of patients with intestinal adhesions can vary depending on the degree of adhesion and the location of adhesions, ranging from mild cases to mild abdominal pain and abdominal distension after eating, to severe cases often accompanied by abdominal pain, abdominal distention, poor gas, belching, dry stool, abdominal air masses and even incomplete obstruction.

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Intestinal adhesion, to put it simply, is that the intestines stick together, just like a rope knotted.

If the stickiness is not severe, there may be no symptoms, or there may be some indigestion, or vague abdominal pain. If the stickiness is severe, it may lead to intestinal obstruction, which is the symptoms of intestinal obstruction, such as abdominal pain and vomiting. If the obstruction is severe, there may be intestinal necrosis, followed by more severe symptoms.

No symptoms, no need**.

Symptomatic, symptomatic**.

The symptoms are severe, and there is no way to solve them conservatively, so the adhesions are loosened surgically.

Any surgery that is performed on the stomach will cause intestinal adhesions to a greater or lesser extent. So not the rest of the methods are ineffective, do not take surgery.

Hello, intestinal adhesions can lead to intestinal obstruction, abdominal pain, bloating, etc., if it does not cause intestinal obstruction, you can not use it, it is recommended to eat less each time, if you want to, you still need surgery. It is recommended to check clearly before treating the symptoms**. Wish: Soon**!

Intestinal adhesions will not fart and defecate, because you have had two intestinal surgeries before and after, which has a great impact on the digestive system, and the thick yellow tongue coating is not digested well, it is recommended that you prescribe a Chinese medicine to recuperate, I personally think that Chinese medicine chronic conditioning is very good.