Wuhan citizens spit out nearly half of their blood after eating some hot Tangyuan (picture)

A few days ago, Mr Chen, a member of the public, had a few hot dumplings and suddenly had a big mouth to spit blood What's going on? Is soft dumpling also a "high-risk food"? On the morning of the 13th, Mr Chen ate some dumplings at home Before long, he coughed a few times in his throat, but he coughed and bled Then, he began to spit blood, and his family called for an ambulance When he was sent to the Central Hospital of Wuhan, Chen's upper digestive tract began to bleed heavily, with only 4 g / L of hemoglobin left, nearly half of his blood lost, and his spleen was on the verge of rupture Zheng Xiaolin and Li Kai, deputy chief doctors of hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery, performed an emergency operation to remove the spleen and the dilated blood vessels around the esophagus for Mr Chen, which stopped the bleeding How many dumplings can cause bleeding? The doctor gave a positive answer It turns out that Mr Chen often worked in the lake when he was young and was infected with schistosomiasis Liver cirrhosis was detected last year and has been treated with medicine "There is a portal vein in the human body, which is an important channel for the blood flow from the stomach, small intestine and spleen to the liver The eggs of schistosomiasis patients will be blocked in the branches of the portal vein, causing portal hypertension, and the blood vessels will be exposed on the surface of the esophageal and gastric mucosa When the glutinous rice balls are too hot and sticky to eat, they repeatedly stimulate this part and scratch the blood vessels, which leads to massive gastrointestinal bleeding Zheng Xiaolin introduced that gastrointestinal bleeding is the main cause of death in patients with advanced schistosomiasis cirrhosis, including hematemesis and black stool Therefore, schistosomiasis patients must strengthen diet prevention, avoid eating rough, hot, sticky, hard and crisp food, and prevent bleeding after esophageal injury.