Early symptoms of mesenteric thrombosis

Early symptoms of mesenteric thrombosis include abdominal colic, vomiting, hematemesis or melena, etc.

1. Abdominal colic

Mesentery thrombosis can lead to blood circulation disorders in mesenteric parts, resulting in intestinal obstruction and intermittent or persistent abdominal colic symptoms.

2. Hematemesis Intestinal

peristalsis will slow down after blood supply is reduced, food cannot be digested and absorbed in time, and accumulated in gastrointestinal tract for a long time, which can lead to vomiting.

3. Hematemesis or melena

Venous necrosis in mesenteric parts can lead to venous rupture and bleeding, resulting in hematemesis or melena.