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Results 1 - 10 of 50 for Intestinal perforation
  1. ... have a few days of pain before the intestinal perforation occurs. If you have pain in the abdomen, ...
  2. Complications may include: Peritonitis Sepsis Intestinal perforation Intestinal stricture Liver problems from prolonged inability to tolerate enteral feeds and need for parenteral (IV) nutrition Short bowel syndrome if ...
  3. ... begin suddenly may indicate a blockage in the intestine, perforation, or hemorrhage, all of which are emergencies. Symptoms may include: Tarry, black, or bloody stools Severe vomiting, which ... obstruction) Severe abdominal pain, with or without vomiting ...
  4. ... an intestinal pocket (diverticulitis) Hole in the intestine (intestinal perforation) Pregnancy in the abdomen instead of uterus (ectopic ...
  5. ... may develop include: Intestinal hemorrhage (severe GI bleeding ) Intestinal perforation Kidney failure Peritonitis
  6. ... Hole that develops through the wall of the intestine (perforation) Abnormal connection (fistula) between the anus and vagina ...
  7. ... pancreas, liver Endometriosis Gallstones Hole in the intestine (intestinal perforation) Acute appendicitis Diverticulitis Acute or chronic pancreatitis Liver ...
  8. ... or surgery) to prevent intestinal tissue death (necrosis), intestinal perforation, peritonitis, and death.
  9. ... in the brain Brain swelling Hole in the intestines (bowel perforation), which can occur later after surgery Leakage of ...
  10. ... obstruction is not relieved, it can lead to intestinal gangrene and perforation.
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