Rapunzel syndrome, There's One Kilogram Hair in Girl's Stomach
Curl hair weighing one kilogram was found in the stomach of a 11-year-old girl. The unnamed girl was, Rapunzel syndrome due to the eating habits of the hair.
At first she felt very sore stomach. He was not able to eat and drink. He was then taken to a hospital in Taraz, Kazakhstan.
At the hospital, the doctor saw something in his stomach. The surgeon then decided to immediately perform surgery. Doctors were surprised to find a curler or known dengna term hairball in the digestive system of the girl.
Team doctors found a curler along the 17 cm in the abdomen and a 35 cm section of hair protruding intestines. When weighed, the weight is more than 1 kilogram.
Her parents claimed, often see their children chew on their own hair. However, the parents admitted to not knowing if her habit of eating hair can be fatal to health. Hair that is eaten, over time settle and get stuck in the intestines.
The danger, hairball can cause infection, stomach or intestines ripped off and block the digestive system. In fact, it could lead to jaundice inflamed pancreas. In the case of the still mild, the patient is only given drugs to induce vomiting, thus removing ambut eaten. Surgery is performed when a hairball has been enlarged.
Rapunzel syndrome is very rare, with fewer than 120 cases reported in the medical literature. This syndrome is experienced by many young women. In May 2015 and then, also reported a five-year-old girl in Australia who suffered from Rapunzel syndrome.
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Curl hair weighing one kilogram was found in the stomach of a 11-year-old girl. The unnamed girl was, Rapunzel syndrome due to the eating habits of the hair.
At first she felt very sore stomach. He was not able to eat and drink. He was then taken to a hospital in Taraz, Kazakhstan.
At the hospital, the doctor saw something in his stomach. The surgeon then decided to immediately perform surgery. Doctors were surprised to find a curler or known dengna term hairball in the digestive system of the girl.
Team doctors found a curler along the 17 cm in the abdomen and a 35 cm section of hair protruding intestines. When weighed, the weight is more than 1 kilogram.
Her parents claimed, often see their children chew on their own hair. However, the parents admitted to not knowing if her habit of eating hair can be fatal to health. Hair that is eaten, over time settle and get stuck in the intestines.
The danger, hairball can cause infection, stomach or intestines ripped off and block the digestive system. In fact, it could lead to jaundice inflamed pancreas. In the case of the still mild, the patient is only given drugs to induce vomiting, thus removing ambut eaten. Surgery is performed when a hairball has been enlarged.
Rapunzel syndrome is very rare, with fewer than 120 cases reported in the medical literature. This syndrome is experienced by many young women. In May 2015 and then, also reported a five-year-old girl in Australia who suffered from Rapunzel syndrome.
http://nytraveler.net/harga-jual-jaket-bomber-langsung-dari-pengrajin/
