Patient's question:
When we were born, it already cost us hundreds of thousands of dollars. Now, we've found congenital gastric wall muscle layer defect, which has brought great shock to our family. I really don't know what caused this. Can congenital gastric wall muscle layer defect be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Gastrointestinal emptying generally refers to problems in the digestive system that lead to irregular eating habits, making it unable to leave edible substances behind and expel them. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination to systematically treat the condition, as the treatment success rate is very high in the early stages of the disease. Once the diagnosis is clear, preoperative preparations should be completed immediately. This includes fasting, gastric decompression, correction of water and electrolyte imbalances and shock, anti-infection, respiratory management (do not use positive pressure for oxygen), abdominal compression and decompression. The surgery will repair the perforation. Postoperative gastrointestinal decompression for 72 hours, providing nutritional support.