Paralysis

Paralysis's disease overview

intestinal paralysis is the situation of accumulation of fluid and gas in the intestine due to inhibited abdominal wall, which is a temporary paralysis of the intestine after surgery. Usually, this situation will go away on its own after 2-3 days.

intestinal paralysis is the cause of postoperative intestinal obstruction. The intestinal obstruction indicates the decline in the movement of the gastrointestinal tract due to a reason for food, water, and slightly can not go down to build up. If not treated promptly, the intestinal obstruction will cause perforation, causing the bacteria in the digestive tract to spread to the organs in the body causing infections, necrosis, peritonitis that are life -threatening to life, There is a high risk of death. Postoperative intestinal obstruction is the most common cause. Therefore, it is necessary to monitor patients after surgery and take timely treatment to ensure safety for patients.

Causes of Paralysis's disease

Most of the causes of intestinal paralysis occur after abdominal surgery, when the abdominal organs have not been completely and properly recovered.

Some causes of intestinal paralysis such as:

Blood infection. > Injury (rib fracture, spinal fracture).

Metabolic disorders.

Symptoms of Paralysis's disease

Symptoms of intestinal disease such as:

Patients appear mild abdominal pain, flatulence, nausea and constipation. Li> reduce or lose intestinal motility. Symptoms of intestinal obstruction after surgery include:

Abdominal pain, anorexia, abdominal feeling. vomiting is like stool. Whenever the patient appears symptoms or non -loss symptoms, it is necessary to immediately notify the doctor for timely diagnosis and treatment.

People at risk for Paralysis's disease

Intestinal paralysis is seen in all subjects and all ages of both children and adults, especially after abdominal surgery. Due to the very dangerous intestinal obstruction complications, there is a high risk of death, so if the patient appears symptoms of intestinal paralysis or the disease does not go away on their own or relieved, they need to see a specialist immediately for treatment. Early, avoid unfortunate consequences that may occur. Therefore, the monitoring of symptoms of intestinal paralysis after surgery is very important, meaningful vital with patients.

Diagnostic measures for Paralysis's disease

Diagnosis of paralysis t and intestinal obstruction after surgery combined with clinical examination along with diagnostic tests.

Clinical examination identifies symptoms of intestinal paralysis. The doctor will identify the patient's symptoms to diagnose and take timely measures. Air stasis or non -fluid that helps to determine the blocked position for timely intervention. The injury and the level of damage of the intestine have helped assess the condition to take measures in time.

Paralysis's disease treatments

Normally, postoperative intestinal paralysis will go away on its own after 2-3 days. Some methods of treating intestinal paralysis if the patient does not cure itself, such as gastrointestinal absorption, rectal sonde, water - electrolyte adjustment, stimulating intestinal motility to help treat the disease. If after taking measures on the patient still does not cure, it is necessary to consult to find appropriate treatment.

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