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What are the risks of stomach flushing of poison?
In poisoning cases, stomach flushing delays the administration of activated charcoal, which may be more beneficial to treating the patient than flushing the stomach.
How is stomach flushing viewed?
Stomach flushing to control bleeding is not uniformly accepted, and some experts believe it is of little benefit and exposes the patient to unnecessary risks. It is usually done in conjunction with the administration of drugs to constrict the blood vessel
What are the results of stomach flushing?
Stomach flushing is usually tolerated by patients and is a temporary treatment, performed in conjunction with other therapies.
When should stomach flushing not be used?
stomach flushing should not be used routinely with poisoned patients. It is useful only if the patient has swallowed a life-threatening quantity of poison, and when the flushing can be done within 60 minutes of having swallowed the poison.
What is the aftercare for stomach flushing?
After stomach flushing, the patient's vital signs will be monitored. Checks will be made for fluid and electrolyte imbalances. If necessary, additional treatment to prevent gastrointestinal bleeding or poisoning will be done.
Does stomach sleeping have any risks?
No.
What other patients should not undergo stomach flushing?
Stomach flushing should also not be done on patients who are having convulsions. Patients who are losing or have lost consciousness must have their airways intubated before a nasogastric tube is inserted
Is stomach stapling surgery dangerous?
"Like with all invasive medical procedures, stomach stapling has it's risks. Possible risks include everything from suture tears, leaks, pulmonary embolisms, and infection."
Where can I find more information on stomach banding ?
You can go on Web MD to find your answers to your questions about stomach banding. It should be able to tell you that risks such as pros and cons about stomach banding.
What is the process of stomach flushing?
performed in a hospital emergency room or intensive care unit by an emergency room physician or gastroenterologist. A nasogastric tube is inserted, and small amounts of saline or ice water are introduced into the stomach and withdrawn.
What risks are associated with gastrostomy?
There are few risks associated with this surgery. The main complications are infection, bleeding, dislodgment of the tube, stomach bloating, nausea, and diarrhea.
What are the potential risks of experiencing acid reflux on an empty stomach"?
The potential risks of experiencing acid reflux on an empty stomach include irritation and damage to the esophagus, increased risk of developing esophagitis or ulcers, and worsening of symptoms such as heartburn and chest pain.
