Understanding Intussusception

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[@lilydevore5060]

I’ve worked for a private practice pediatrician for over 39 years. In all that time, we only saw one boy with this In the office. Mom brought his diaper. I will never forget the look of the stool, and the foul odor. Happy to say he recovered completely ☺️

[@kelseybuccholz3738]

I have a two week old that I’m taking to her pediatrician right now and this comment makes me feel a lot better. I’m sure she just has gas pains, but I found this and now I’m so scared

[@lilydevore5060]

@@kelseybuccholz3738 I hope she’s doing well now 🤗

[@KM1644]

What treatment did the baby undergoes?

[@lilydevore5060]

@@KM1644 He had to have surgery .

[@nagamaniadari3776]

My son suffered with this, when he is 9 months of age suffered from intussusption he recovered from this with enema,but it is repeated at the age of 16 months again recovered with enema, and then repeated again 30 months age then again recovered with enema,next in 34 months of age again recovered with enema 😢😢😢 what is happening to my child I can't understand...... how many times it repeated..... Now my son age is 46 month Present my son is very active but I feared about may it will come again.... Please give reply what is the solution 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 Please give reply sir, 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Alexis-kc5oo]

You explained this condition so well in such a short space of time. So very helpful. Thank you

[@YgVanillaa-ql7hg]

Is there any differences when this affect an adult ? I have been diagnosed recently but with no follow up and am pretty stressed about it

[@ajram582]

i had this at the age of 5 and spent my 6th birthday in the hospital, i had reached perferation and was vomiting blood. the first clinic i was taken to told my parents i was just dehydrated thankfully my parents didnt settle for that answer and took across the boarder where they saved my life

[@tekzentrichy]

Was resection surgery done?

[@tekzentrichy]

How are you after surgery

[@aymiskawtame512]

You make it easy tnxs zero to final appreciate 🙏

[@ZeroToFinals]

great to hear. thanks!

[@Michelle-fm7jl]

My son developed this when he was 5 months. Remember his poop being very very dark green then he starting vomiting and went very limp. I've never been so scared. Ended up having part of his large and small bowel removed. Hes 16 now

[@tekzentrichy]

Now after surgery did it came again?how is he?

[@sannaiman786]

Thank you for the explanation. I had it in my 40s and during an operation the problem was addressed.

[@Emacosa]

The poor children They suffering so much. There should be better education for parents regarding Children's GUTT health and general health 🐥🐦💞🌷

[@wyattchambers6796]

Nice I’m 15 and had to have emergency surgery for it and found out I have mecals diverticulum

[@satvikbalakrishnan2293]

I had the exact opposite, they thought it was meckles and then found out it was this.

[@muhammedarshad3411]

My son had intussusception on last week after the procedure he is vomiting when he drink or eat something and not digesting as well. He’s very tired all the time, what’s remedy to ever come this ?? please help me,

[@artistjosie2572]

My husband and I are currently in the hospital for my 10 month old daughter. The air blowing method didn’t work 3 times.. she’s currently in the OR getting a laparoscopic surgery with 3 small incisions to get the intestine to fold back out.. thank you for better helping me understand. I know she is in good hands but she’s just so small.. as parents we’re supposed to protect our children but I can’t help but feel like a bad parent. She’s been poked, prodded, and cut all day long and I can’t do anything but sit back and watch, and pretend to say it’s okay baby I know what you feel like, or it’s going to get better.. reality is, even after surgery.. there’s a larger chance of it coming back. The night before she was eating fine, peed and pooped.. slept beautifully through the night. The next morning she threw up at least 30+ times.. my mother in law said it’s just a bug ittle pass… but I couldn’t just watch my daughter throw up all day and not worry about dehydration or just being sick in general. Always trust your MOMMA INSTINCTS. ❤️❤️❤️

[@dante009.5]

My kid just got careflighted for this, currently on the way to the hospital!!! Everything ok??

[@Michelle-fm7jl]

Exactly the same with my son. Air blowing didnt work so ended up surgically removing part of his small and large bowel. He was 5 months old at the time. 16 years old now

[@yasmi-fz2sd]

Please mama tell me 🙏😭 it came to my son 7 months, I want to inform he got a surgery. I want to know if your daughter has come back with interstitial disease.I am also very scared. Don't let this happen to little children, God, it's a shock😢😢😢

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[@pythongrun]

Love your videos for bite sized CPD. Just purchased your books on Medicine & Paediatrics. Keep it up! Tony (Paramedic, 🇬🇧)

[@ZeroToFinals]

Thanks Tony!

[@mariamasawaneh2260]

thanks alot more short medical contents please

[@lauraiodice3140]

Mia figlia 5 mesi ha subito un clistere proprio per un invagination. Quante probabilità ci sono che si ripresenti?

[@947dutch]

Thank you!!! Clear and concise!!

[@j-qv8rl]

i had this surtgery done when i was a kid

[@huggy15]

My son has this at the minute. Brought on by him currently having a viral infection. Air enema done yesterday. They seemed confident the bowel had resolved itself. Still no sign of any normal stool today. Some mucus and blood coming through in the nappy. How long until things resolve? Or how long until the doctors check again with ultrasound? His stomach is still very distended but the doctor says that will be air from the enema. It's now 12 hours since the procedure

[@tekzentrichy]

Now how is he

[@huggy15]

@@tekzentrichy he is fine now. The bowels gradually started returning to normal

[@pinacong]

It was very helpful because you explained it through the picture Thank you. - Nursing student in Korea

[@mohammadishaq9928]

More information in short time

[@meenurani4938]

Its very informative for me. Thanks for it.

[@ZeroToFinals]

Great to hear, thanks!

[@kairieanderson4774]

My mom has this right now, colonoscopy is tomorrow.

[@ivo3185]

Great video! Thank you for the summary

[@faithfoi1303]

Do you have a podcast? Thank you very much! Appreciate you, Doc

[@farahmousaaltaaie6912]

That’s great

[@tabarekm.a5907]

Thank you so much you are the best 😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😍😍❤️❤️😍❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@reannepessoa-burke12]

My 7 month old has just been discharged from hospital after having intussusception disease. It was horrible to watch my baby go through this. He had 2 contrast air enemas which were unsuccessful. He then had to have keyhole surgery to rectify the bowels. Even as a NICU nursery nurse I found the whole situation scary and upsetting as he declined so fast. Witnessing the surgeons perform contract air procedure has left me not in a good place. Thank god the surgery was successful but I still feel shaken up. This video help me to understand what was happening as I didn't take in much at the time because everything was happening so fast. So I would like to say thank you.

[@dhruvishah1010]

Hey my nephew is going through this did your son recover completely? Is he able to live life normally without complications?

[@ramolizarao5578]

Thank you ❤

[@alshefaaalyazeedi6438]

thank you so much very helpful!

[@vasilisawise290]

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[@nagamaniadari3776]

My son suffered from this intussusception still now When my son at the age of 9 months cured by enema, again repeated at the age of 16 months cured by enema, again at the age of 26 months cured by enema,and again at the age of 30 months cured by enema,,,, Totally suffered 4 times😢😢 Now he is 46 months boy, what is happening to my son 😢 Please give me suggestion 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😢😢😢😢😢

[@nagamaniadari3776]

Now when he told to me stamoch pain ,I will immediately given enema to him....then automatically he is recovered.... Sir please 😢😢😢😢😢tell me what is happening to my son please give me suggestion😢😢😢😢 please give reply sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@nagamaniadari3776]

Please give me suggestion 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@tekzentrichy]

@@nagamaniadari3776 how is he now?

[@RaheelRoyl]

The sudden DEATH 💀 got me 😅

[@thegamingchicken945]

I had this when I was a kid and it was the worst pain ive ever experienced and remember it so well even the tiny details. This was a great video

[@satishkhansili2899]

It felt like someone was grabbing and gripping my internal organs extremely hard

[@hailuabay3903]

great explanation .

[@ammar4711]

very great helpful vid .. thanks

[@rehababdelbagi]

thank u soo much

[@kaylaayi2623]

Thank you so much for your videos

[@ZeroToFinals]

Glad to help. Thanks for leaving a comment

[@zamzamadan7453]

Please this deseases can cause death?

[@funwithyoutubeee3164]

Great video, Thank you!!

[@pinkunicorn4198]

Thank you !!

[@mai7483]

Great stuff ❤

[@livpriv4236]

currently in the hospital for my 21 year old boyfriend who has this. Crazy to think that this can happen even in adults. 😮

[@PaintedRed]

Any update ?

[@livpriv4236]

@@PaintedRed Yes, they diagnosed him, kept him the hospital for over 5 days with no food or water to wait on the surgeon to decide wether or not he wanted to do the surgery to reverse it. By day 6, he had to decided no and released him and said to “take pepcid everyday and it will reverse itself” been six months and he is still in daily pain, wakes up throwing up every other week, but is managing it. We haven’t been able to find another doctor due to the hospital bills and healthcare plan that won’t cover “specialty doctors”. So, if you ever do experience this as an adult (tho extremely rare) please push for a surgery because my boyfriend has been in agonizing pain for months , when it would’ve taken 6 weeks to heal.

[@TrailBlazer65]

@@livpriv4236 Has he finally seen sense and got surgery?? I had this at the age of 15 (I'm 26 now) so I know exactly what he went through and I'm dumbfounded that he's turning down surgery. I was in so much pain I'd have let them do anything!!

[@matthewdorman1882]

well done!

[@MohitSingh-us1lj]

Same problem with my 2.5year old boy Please can you help me Can you send me the name or medicine Please sir😊

[@MohitSingh-us1lj]

In india

[@mukmama]

Hi bhai mere 2 saal ki ladki ko hua hai ye aapke ladke ka illaj hua kya@@MohitSingh-us1lj

[@vikas1991vikas]

@@MohitSingh-us1ljhow is your baby now my 5 year old daughter digonised recently

[@tekzentrichy]

​​@@vikas1991vikas now how is she

[@fatmaelhadari2236]

Thanks alot❤

[@bunnybunssenpai7751]

thank you

[@erykahr2764]

Short, sweet, and understandable. Thank you!

[@saeedsoltanizadeh6116]

thanks for your videos

[@leewilliam3417]

Mmmmm😅

[@smilodon92]

Best explanation so far. Thanks!

[@shikharsrivastava682]

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[@maryamnashwanlaso7567]

Thank you

[@DRMOINAHMAD]

Thanks ❤

[@servicetothecross8914]

Love it 🔥🔥🔥🔥🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺

[@medoeg3848]

thank you

[@hijabzainab5467]

Nicely explained....

[@mustafaalhayali5506]

thanks

[@amonmayoyo304]

You are so good man 💯

[@selmotloung8168]

Thank you

[@lucapanzavecchia8320]

great stuff

[@SimiKaranvlogs]

well explained 👌

[@irishgirl12705]

Why would an adult patient present with this?

[@ZeroToFinals]

It is rare in adults but can have a number of causes

[@robertdentremont1753]

I was diagnosed with this I am 58. I had cecal volvurus surgery 2 years ago. resection surgery. I was doing fine the past two years then I developed covid19 . about 4 weeks after covid I had bad stomach pain the catscan showed this. they say it's okay but I still get constant stomach pain. I need help with this.

[@theseanthe93]

I had this in my late 20s. It was caused by a massive polyp in the small intestine. Afterward, they searched and found more polyps and diagnosed me with a very rare genetic disorders called Peutz Jeghers. It is common for Peutz Jeghers patients to get intussusception.

[@Lakshmi-bk7bd]

@@theseanthe93 how they removed your polyps?is our small intestine fully renoved or one part they did single or double balloon entroscopy?

[@theseanthe93]

​@Lakshmi-bk7bd They surgically removed a small portion of my small intestine (98 cm, I believe) for the intussusception. Now, they remove the polyps with regular endoscopes and colonoscopies to prevent future intussusceptions or cancer. They have me swallow a camera once in a while to see the far reaches of the small intestine and if they ever find one getting large then they'd remove it with a ballon scope (though I haven't had one of those yet). Not fully removed, you can't live without a small intestine.

[@rajamanickam.e3004]

Great video ❤

[@darshanmishra1666]

Excellent lecture