Symptoms of acute gastrointestinal bleeding, causes of acute gastrointestinal bleeding

Symptoms of gastrointestinal bleeding: 1. The typical manifestation of pain is that it will produce pain, and often patients will have more severe colic before or after eating. 2. If the symptoms of gastrointestinal bleeding in patients with hematemesis are more serious, and the bleeding site is located above the digestive tract, it is very likely that the phenomenon of hematemesis will occur, and the amount of hematemesis varies greatly according to the severity of the patient's condition.

3. If the patient's gastrointestinal bleeding site is located below the digestive tract, and the amount of bleeding is relatively small, then black stool will occur. 4. Anemia due to long-term chronic or acute bleeding, so most patients with gastrointestinal bleeding will have the problem of anemia, paleness, weakness and cold hands and feet.

Acute gastrointestinal bleeding occurs due to the following causes:

First, it is the most common peptic ulcer, including gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer, the patient will have obvious abdominal pain, bloating, nausea, vomiting, in severe cases, combined with blood, manifested as blood in the stool, hematemesis, etc., and even hemorrhagic shock, in case of emergency, the need for capacity expansion and other symptoms**. Clause.

Second, it is caused by malignant tumors of the gastrointestinal tract, and the most common is the tumor of the stomach, the most common malignant tumor is due to the growth of the tumor, the proliferation of local blood vessels, or the blood vessels involved in the stomach wall and caused bleeding. Clause.

3. Acute gastric mucosal lesions after overeating or alcoholism can also lead to acute gastrointestinal bleeding. Clause.

Fourth, it can be seen in the biliary tract trauma or obstruction of the biliary system.

Acute upper gastrointestinal bleeding begins with gastrointestinal symptoms. Depending on the amount of bleeding, the patient will have different symptoms of the digestive tract, and if the amount of bleeding is relatively small, the patient will experience nausea, vomiting, and coffee-like substances. However, if the bleeding is heavy and you vomit blood, the prognosis is not particularly good.

Patients will have melena with a small amount of bleeding, but if the bleeding is particularly heavy and urgent, the patient will have a dark red color.

Gastrointestinal bleeding is a relatively common disease, and the digestive tract is mainly divided into two segments, namely the upper and lower gastrointestinal tracts. Not only can the symptoms of gastrointestinal bleeding not be cleared, but it needs to be taken actively**, otherwise people's physical health will be seriously affected. After gastrointestinal bleeding, it is necessary to choose three more aggressive treatment methods.

Many people are familiar with upper gastrointestinal bleeding. If you don't pay attention to the care of your body, it is easy to cause various diseases in the digestive tract, and the more common one is upper gastrointestinal bleeding. After gastrointestinal bleeding, it needs to be taken promptly**.

Only as soon as possible can the symptoms of the disease be reasonably controlled. After upper gastrointestinal bleeding, it is important to pay active attention and choose the appropriate way to carry it out**. So how to deal with upper gastrointestinal bleeding?

Next, we will introduce three ways to properly deal with upper gastrointestinal bleeding.

1. General**.

After the symptoms of upper gastrointestinal bleeding appear, if the disease is mild, the general method can be used**. Perform general** to enable the symptoms of the disease to be reasonably controlled. When taking the general ** method, you need to eat a light diet more.

Pay attention to keeping your body warm, drink plenty of water, try to pay attention to the water temperature, don't drink too hot water, and take proper rest.

2. Drugs**.

For the disease of upper gastrointestinal bleeding, you can also choose the drug method**, the use of drugs ** disease has a more significant effect, and you need to ask the doctor carefully when using the drug**. Only by choosing professional drug methods can the symptoms of the disease be reasonably controlled. Regardless of the type of drug used, the disease has a significant effect.

3. Surgery**.

For diseases of upper gastrointestinal bleeding, surgery can be selected**, and the effect of using surgery ** is relatively obvious. When performing surgery, it is important to choose a professional method. When the symptoms are more severe, you need to choose a large hospital to undergo surgery**, which can often ensure the success rate of surgery.

For diseases of gastrointestinal bleeding should not be taken lightly, the sooner the better. When there is upper gastrointestinal bleeding, it is necessary to carry out a timely **, and there are three **methods to choose from**, which are general**, drug** and surgical**. According to different situations, choosing the corresponding method can often make the symptoms of the disease be reasonably controlled.

Gastrointestinal bleeding may cause symptoms of hematemesis and melena. If hematemesis, fasting and gastrointestinal decompression are first taken on **, and the amount and nature of gastrointestinal bleeding can be observed not only with an indwelling gastric tube.

The digestive tract is divided into upper and lower digestive tracts, and is divided into upper and lower digestive tracts with the duodenum as the boundary. Bleeding in any part of the digestive tract is called gastrointestinal bleeding. However, the clinical manifestations vary depending on the amount of gastrointestinal bleeding.

If the amount of bleeding is small, at 5-10ml, no obvious bleeding is visible to the naked eye, but it can be seen under the microscope, and the fecal occult blood is positive; If the amount of bleeding is 50-100ml, the stool may be tarry; If the amount of bleeding is around 250-300, there is often hematemesis; If the amount of bleeding exceeds 1000ml, shock may occur, and circulatory failure such as palpitation, dizziness, and cold sweat may occur. There are many causes of gastrointestinal bleeding, but the common ones are bleeding peptic ulcers, bleeding from esophageal and gastric varices, some mucosal lesions of the colon, and drinking a lot of alcohol at one time can also cause acute upper gastrointestinal bleeding. Some patients have insignificant bleeding symptoms, may only have some abdominal discomfort, or only have abnormal stools, but the stool examination is routine positive for occult blood, in this case the occult blood should be checked several more times, and if it is positive, further examination should be carried out, and should not be ignored.

The clinical manifestations of gastrointestinal bleeding depend on the volume of blood, the rate of bleeding, the location and nature of bleeding, and the patient's age and ability to compensate circulatory function. When the symptoms are mild, there may be no manifestations, and when the bleeding is obvious, hematemesis, melena, and hematochezia may be seen. Continued exacerbations may be accompanied by anemia, hypovolemia, and even shock.

It is a very common syndrome that can be caused by a variety of diseases. The digestive tract of the human body contains multiple tissues and organs such as the esophagus, stomach, duodenum, jejunum, ileum, cecum, colon, rectum, etc., any of which are parts.

The severity of symptoms of tract bleeding depends on the location, velocity, and amount of bleeding, but can occur with melena , fever, and peripheral circulatory collapse.