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An abdominal adhesion usually involves the intestines. What is an abdominal adhesion? It is the binding together of tissue surfaces of abdominal organs. Abdominal adhesions can be caused by inflammation. They can be also be caused by trauma. And sometimes they form after abdominal surgery has been performed. A patient who has an abdominal adhesion may experience distension of the abdomen (distension can be defined as a pronounced and uncomfortable swelling of the abdomen) and some pain, but may also experience vomiting and feelings of nausea. Abdominal adhesions may require surgical intervention. |
