Symptoms of OGILVIE'S SYNDROME

View symptom groups below that present with OGILVIE'S SYNDROME

Abdomen


	lower abdominal pain
	nausea and vomiting
	severe constipation
	lower abdominal swelling
	loss of appetite

Abdomen


	most common in individuals over 60 years old
	more common with use of narcotics, anti-depressants, diuretics or antacids
	dehydration, dementia and inactivity increase risk
	severe constipation
	lower abdominal pain
	abdominal swelling

Abdomen


	Lower Abdominal Pain
	Nausea, Vomiting
	Severe Constipation
	Lower Abdominal Swelling
	Loss of Appetite

Abdomen


	Over 60
	Severe Constipation
	Lower Abdominal Pain
	Abdominal Swelling
	Narcotic Use
	Anti-Depressant Use
	Diuretic Use
	Antacid Use
	Dehydration Increases Risk
	Inactivity Increases Risk
	Dementia Increases Risk

Overview and causes of OGILVIE'S SYNDROME - click here

Medical Content Last Updated on 07/12/2008

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