The man with intestinal obstruction must emergency because of the habit of leaving rice, drinking milk tea constantly

On August 19, Foreign Unit - High Quality Medical Examination Center, Phu Tho Province General Hospital received Japanese L (20 years old, residing in Ha Hoa - Phu Tho) hospitalized in abdominal pain more, vomiting, abdominal discomfort, tomography with intestinal obstruction, ultrasound of the intestinal lumen dilated.

Before being admitted to hospital for 20 days, the patient suffered from abdominal pain and in the last 6 days, he suffered severe pain and was taken to a district hospital for examination. After 5 days of treatment without support, it was transferred to Phu Tho General Hospital. Here, doctors diagnose patients with intestinal obstruction due to food residues.

The family members shared, L had a non-scientific eating habits, often drinking milk tea, skipping rice. After being diagnosed, the doctors carried out gastric surgery, opening the intestine to remove two large blocks of food residues in the stomach and small intestine.

Dr. Tran Thanh Tung - Deputy Head of Foreign Unit - High Quality Medical Center said that if not detected and treated promptly, the risk of infection, high toxicity, intestinal necrosis, multiple organ failure and life threatening.

From the above case, the doctor recommends that patients need to eat science, eat and drink boiled, limit fast food, snacks. Limit the use of fresh water, carbonated water, milk tea, and deworming periodically.

What do we need to pay attention to when drinking milk tea?

- To drink milk tea is still good for health, we should choose milk tea to ensure criteria such as processing at reputable stores, using raw materials of clear origin, using less sugar or without sugar, use fresh milk to make milk tea, not condensed milk or fatty cream.

A glass of pearl milk tea may not have a health impact, but this is not a drink that can be used daily. Milk tea should not be given to young children. Do not drink milk tea instead of main meals.