Disease name: Refers to hernia with绞痛on both sides of the umbilicus, 'You Ke Tie Jing': "Infantile intestinal bladder colic, at the Qi Hai on both sides of the umbilicus, the tendons swell to the edge of the kidney sac, the pain is unbearable." Treatment should be to regulate Qi and reduce swelling, using the ground powder of Chuanlianzi, Juhua, Xiaohuoxiang, and Lishizhi, taken with white wine. Severe cases may require surgical treatment.
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Intestinal colic
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1. What are the causes of intestinal colic?
2. What complications can intestinal colic easily lead to?
3. What are the typical symptoms of intestinal colic?
4. How to prevent intestinal colic?
5. What kind of laboratory tests need to be done for intestinal colic?
6. Diet taboos for patients with intestinal colic
7. Conventional methods of Western medicine for the treatment of intestinal colic
1. What are the causes of intestinal colic?
What causes intestinal colic?
This condition is often caused by external invasion of cold pathogenic factors or emotional depression, anger, and crying. Due to the invasion of cold pathogenic factors, the cold and Yin congestion in the small intestine leads to unsmooth Qi flow. The disease location is in the small intestine, and it has a close relationship with the cold and Qi stagnation of the Liver Meridian.
2. What complications can intestinal colic easily lead to?
Patients with intestinal colic may experience nausea and vomiting, often accompanied by aversion to cold, cold limbs, pale tongue, thin white fur, and slow and weak pulse. The disease affects the patient's daily life and endangers their health, so it is necessary to treat it in a timely manner.
3. What are the typical symptoms of intestinal Qi pain
The main symptoms of intestinal Qi pain in patients are severe colic pain on both sides of the umbilicus, which is unbearable, or nausea and vomiting, intestinal rumbling, but not obvious vomiting and diarrhea, pale complexion, cold sweat, which can be treated or naturally relieved, and then recur after a while.
4. How to prevent intestinal Qi pain
There is no effective preventive measure for intestinal Qi pain, and early detection and diagnosis are the key to the prevention and treatment of the disease. Pay attention to eating warm foods as much as possible and avoid cold foods, spicy and stimulating foods.
5. What laboratory tests need to be done for intestinal Qi pain
Abdominal shape examination, abdominal palpation, abdominal CT, abdominal flat film, abdominal mass, inguinal external ring shock test. Abdominal shape examination refers to the examination of the abdominal shape, including the umbilicus, body hair, skin, etc., especially whether the abdomen is bulging or concave. Abdominal bulging may have peritoneal pseudomucinous tumor, and abdominal concavity may reflect signs such as emaciation, dehydration, chronic consumptive diseases, anorexia nervosa, diabetes, etc. Abdominal shape examination is used as an auxiliary diagnostic method to judge whether there is a lesion in the abdomen.
6. Dietary taboos for patients with intestinal Qi pain
Dietary precautions for intestinal Qi pain mainly include the following aspects: pay attention to eating warm foods, avoid cold and raw foods, avoid spicy, smoky, greasy, and刺激性 foods.
7. Conventional methods for treating intestinal Qi pain in Western medicine
Treatment of intestinal Qi pain with proven recipes:
1. Intestinal Qi pain. Roast and grind fenugreek into powder. Take two qian each time, mixed with fennel wine.
2. Another recipe. Burn and grind walnuts into powder, take with hot wine.
3. Another recipe, around the navel to the heart. Use dried loofah with the stem, burn and grind into powder. Take three qian each time, mixed with hot wine. For severe cases, take two or three times and the disease will subside.
4. Male hernia or small intestine Qi pain. The treatment method is the same as above. This recipe is called 'Er Sheng Wan'.
5. Intestinal Hernia Pain (including symptoms such as heartache, abdominal pain, blood and Qi pain during women's pregnancy and postpartum). Grind Salvia miltiorrhiza and Polygonum cuspidatum into powder, mix with two cups of vinegar to make a paste, add one bowl of water, boil to 70%, and take it while hot. If the pain does not stop, take it again. It can also be taken with wine instead of vinegar, or the powder can be mixed with vinegar and paste to make pills, which can be taken with urine or wine. This recipe is called 'Shi Xiao San'.
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