A review of frequently fainting due to weak intestines and sharing three precautions to be aware of

Born with a naturally weak stomach, experiencing frequent stomach upsets.

The scene they call "going crazy" can cause fainting from extreme pain if it gets twisted, so you need to be careful to avoid a concussion.

You should relieve stress, avoid spicy foods, and keep your abdomen warm frequently.

 

 

Maybe it's because I was born with a short arm when I was young.

I often had stomach aches and frequently felt bloated, so I was always taking digestive medicine.

Stress about studies as a high school student

And as the eldest daughter in Korea, who always had to listen carefully to her parents due to difficult family circumstances.

Always a good daughter, even going through puberty without showing it.

I think I just lived by swallowing that turbulent and rebellious period inside myself...

 

One day, I went to the bathroom because I had a severe stomach ache.

I thought the pain was really severe...

When I opened my eyes, I was unconscious while sitting on the toilet, with my upper body collapsed.

I barely managed to pull myself together and come out... I took a long breath inside the room.

Somehow, I remember going to school...

I couldn't even tell my parents that I fainted...

However, that happened two or three more times...

Probably after fainting for the third time and returning to the room, my mom happened to see it and was very surprised...

They said it looked so pale, almost as white as a sheet of paper.

 

And when I went to the oriental medicine clinic with my mom...

After hearing about my severe stomach pain and fainting, they took my pulse and examined me.

It is congenital that the stomach is too weak.

A sudden intestinal twist occurs (you know, the saying that the intestines are twisted, right?).

So, they said they were so painfully ill that they actually fainted.

 

 

Getting acupuncture all over my stomach, and on that day, my mother prepared herbal medicine for our household that no longer existed...

I think I had acupuncture on my abdomen a few more times...

 

Really... I don't know how unbearably painful it is to be so crazy that it makes you faint. Haha.

It hurts so much! I don't remember anything after that...

Fortunately, I fainted and didn't hit my head, so I was able to avoid a more serious accident.

Even if the intestine suddenly twists, it is also called volvulus, but fortunately it resolves without leading to intestinal obstruction.

It was the only thing that allowed me to regain my composure...

 

After that, I often kept his/her stomach warm...

I think I avoided overly刺激ing foods.

High school students gradually escape from academic stress.

Even when I have stomach problems, I don't get so painfully ill that I faint, but I have experienced stomach aches severe enough to almost faint sometimes.

 

Honestly, even these days, sometimes when I have severe stomach pain, I don't faint but almost do.

My whole body was covered in cold sweat, exhausted and weak, I barely managed to gather myself in the bathroom and come out.

There are times when you have to wait until all your body's functions fully recover while lying in bed.

 

 

Honestly, even after that, there were several times I was taken to the emergency room from work due to stomach cramps.

In middle school, I fainted almost to the point of collapse from a seizure and was carried from school to the hospital.

I remember the time when there were no cell phones, and my mother went to help her friend's family with kimchi making at the church.

I remember that friend running all the way to his house to tell my mom that I was taken to the emergency room...

 

I really have a weak stomach and have fainted quite a few times... Thinking about it, I've had too many minor illnesses...

 

Because my stomach is sensitive, I tend to avoid spicy foods.

It's better to keep the stomach warm and not cold, and to avoid stress as much as possible.

The stomach is very sensitive to stress, so it tends to get upset easily.

 

A review of fainting due to intestinal torsion, and I will share three things to be cautious about.