Infantile intestinal obstruction can be comprehensively judged by symptomatic manifestation and auxiliary examination.
1. Symptoms: Typical infantile intestinal obstruction is characterized by abdominal distension, crying, restlessness, stopping defecation, accompanied by nausea and vomiting of varying degrees, and the vomit is persistent food. Physical examination may reveal abdominal distension, tympanic sound on percussion and abnormal bowel sounds.
2. Auxiliary examination: abdominal plain film can obviously see the gas-liquid flat, abdominal color ultrasound often suggests intestinal dilatation, gas accumulation, etc..
If the infant appears abdominal distension is particularly obvious, frequent vomiting, need to be alert to the possibility of intestinal obstruction, and do not force to eat, should promptly consult a doctor, under the guidance of the doctor, improve a variety of tests to clarify the diagnosis, reasonable treatment.