Abdominal cramps

Introduction Abdominal sound is a symptom of gastrointestinal snoring in the abdomen. Under normal circumstances, the bowel sounds are weak and gentle, and it is generally difficult to smell.

Cause

Causes

When the intestinal tract is abnormal or blocked, the bowel sounds are high and frequent. The clinical location and disease are judged based on the location and sound of the sound.

1, the stomach sputum sounds like a sac, the vibration is sound, standing or pushing the sputum, the snoring descending, mostly for the water to stay in the stomach.

2, the sound is in the abdomen, such as hunger and intestines, the temperature is reduced, the hunger and cold are heavy, the lack of gas, gastrointestinal cold.

3, the abdomen in the midgut such as thunder, sputum abdomen full, stool diarrhea, mostly to feel the wind, cold, wet evil caused by gastrointestinal disorders.

4, the abdomen has a slight sound of bowel sounds, abdominal distension, food intake and poor, mostly due to gastrointestinal qi deficiency, conduction function is weakened.

an examination

Related inspection

Abdominal auscultation abdominal plain film abdomen shape palpation abdominal CT gastrointestinal CT examination

Clinical manifestation

The clinical location and disease are judged based on the location and sound of the sound. Under normal circumstances, the bowel sounds are weak and gentle, and it is generally difficult to smell. When the intestinal tract is abnormal or blocked, the bowel sounds are high and frequent.

Differential diagnosis

Identification

When you are hungry, it sounds on the abdomen. When you eat, the food in the intestines is transmitted downwards due to the pressure of food in the intestines. There will be sounds on the lower side. Therefore, attention should be paid to the identification of normal physiological belching.

Under normal circumstances, the bowel sounds are weak and gentle, and it is generally difficult to smell. When the intestinal tract is abnormal or blocked, the bowel sounds are high and frequent.

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