It is characterized by mechanical intestinal obstruction, mostly incomplete. Paroxysmal periumbilical pain, frequent vomiting, obvious abdominal distension, intestinal type, peristalsis wave. Touching a cord-like mass in the abdomen is the characteristic of this disease. X-ray plain film shows liquid level and intestinal expansion. Long-term obstruction may be complicated with intestinal perforation and volvulus. Ascaris can cause appendicitis when it enters the appendix.
Why not do intestinal perforation surgery?
Residual liquid can be absorbed slowly. The problem is that the intestinal perforation is not good, or it will leak out! Moreover, there are many bacteria in the intestine, which will infect the abdominal cavity and cause peritonitis, and even develop into sepsis. Dysfunction of the affected intestinal segment can cause diffuse submucosal hemorrhage and necrosis, and complicated with DIC.
When you get older, the probability is hard to say.
Generally speaking, it is between 30% and 60%.