Cessation of venting is a symptom of anal cessation of venting due to intestinal obstruction and other causes. Adhesions and adhesion zone compression Adhesions can cause symptoms of obstruction due to intestinal folding and twisting. It is the most common cause of intestinal obstruction in adults, but a few cases can be without a history of abdominal surgery and inflammation. Intestinal knots are also a cause of cessation of exhaustion, and the following are the tests that need to be done for cessation of exhaustion due to intestinal knots Blood count: Early changes are obvious in simple intestinal obstruction. Leukocyte ↑ and neutrophil ratio ↑ can be seen with the progression of the disease (mostly seen in strangulated obstructive bowel obstruction). Hematochemical: Dehydration: elevated hemoglobin and hematocrit. Water, electrolyte potassium and acid-base imbalance. Urine routine: Hemoconcentration may increase the specific gravity of urine. Vomitus and stool: In case of impaired intestinal blood flow, it may contain a large number of red blood cells or be positive for occult blood. Small bowel obstruction: X-ray in standing position shows a “stepped” flattening of the small bowel. Pneumoperitoneum into the pelvis in the horizontal position.