Initial symptoms of infectious peritonitis?

summary

Peritonitis is a serious abdominal disease caused by bacterial infection, chemical stimulation or trauma. So most of the symptoms of peritonitis are secondary. Patients will have abdominal pain, abdominal muscle tension, nausea, vomiting and other situations. If the symptoms of severe peritonitis can not be treated and controlled in time, it may pose a direct threat to life safety. Toxic symptoms can lead to shock and death in severe cases. Peritonitis may also cause other symptoms of pelvic abscess or adhesive ileus.

Initial symptoms of infectious peritonitis?

An X-ray of the abdomen. After the symptoms of peritonitis, there will be more flatulence in the intestinal cavity. If the patient's stomach has perforation, then more free gas can be found under the diaphragm. After doing these examinations, we can basically confirm whether it is infectious peritonitis symptoms.

Then do a blood test to see if there is a rise in white blood cells. If the patient's condition is more serious or the body reaction is low, then the patient's white blood cells may not be increased, but the granulocyte may be increased or toxic particles may appear.

If the symptoms of infectious peritonitis want to be diagnosed, we should first observe whether the patient's body has abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, high fever and other physical symptoms. Severe physical symptoms also include dry mouth, fast pulse, shortness of breath, cyanosis of lips, cold limbs and other poisoning symptoms.

matters needing attention

The symptoms of peritonitis is a relatively serious disease, so once diagnosed, it is necessary to carry out timely targeted treatment, so as to avoid life-threatening. Pay attention to the work of prevention in normal times.