Intestinal obstruction is a condition in which the circulation of substances in the intestinal lumen is stopped. Intestinal obstruction is divided into several types based on the cause. Intestinal obstruction needs to be treated early, in many cases it is necessary to have an emergency or it will lead to bowel necrosis and death.

Dear doctor, about 1 month ago I had severe abdominal pain, and after going to the hospital, I was diagnosed with volvulus. After that, I had surgery and appendectomy, now my stomach is no longer painful but I always have loose stools sometimes with raw stool, very fishy smell. So, is it dangerous to go with loose stools with raw, fishy smell after appendicectomy? Thank you doctor for helping me!

I have had an open appendectomy, a ruptured ectopic pregnancy 1 time, a laparoscopic surgery for a ruptured ectopic pregnancy 1 time and an open surgery for a bleeding ovarian cyst once. Then the doctor said she had an intestinal adhesion and was being treated with antibiotics at home. So the doctor told me how to treat women with intestinal adhesions? Thank you doctor.

Digestive disorders are health problems of the digestive system, these disorders can affect daily activities and affect the development of children. So what are the symptoms, causes of digestive disorders in young children and what should children with digestive disorders eat?

Malrotation and malalignment of the intestines is a congenital anomaly that occurs when a newborn’s intestines do not align normally in the abdomen, causing the common mesentery to narrow and leading to the small intestine being prone to twisting. This can cause volvulus, which blocks blood flow to the intestines and eventually leads to intestinal necrosis.

Intestinal malrotation is an abnormality caused by incomplete rotation and fixation of the intestine, occurring during fetal development. Intestinal malrotation is a relatively rare malformation of the digestive tract. Clinically, it usually manifests in newborns and young children, but it can also be asymptomatic until intestinal volvulus occurs.