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How to fix a bowel obstruction
See a doctor immediately.
If your abdomen swells and you have gas or cramping, you may have a bowel obstruction. You should seek emergency care if you can't pass gas or have loss of appetite, abdominal pain, constipation, and vomiting.
OPT:
a). These are all symptoms of a bowel obstruction. You should also seek medical attention if you have a foreign object lodged in your digestive tract.
b). Your symptoms may indicate a dangerous condition that the doctor will need to examine and treat. But don't worry, the diarrhea will pass; however, the gas and cramping will remain in your abdomen for longer than a week.
c). Left untreated, a bowel obstruction can be life-threatening. Call your doctor to see if you can get in right away.
d). If you have any of these symptoms include : Pressure on your abdominal area pushing you over into a painful position. Bloody urine coming from the opening in your genitals.
c).