The most vulnerable hollow organ in the abdomen is

There are many important organs distributed below the human abdomen, especially the gastrointestinal system, which is mainly concentrated below the human abdomen. And because the softness of each organ in the human body is different, the susceptibility of each organ to damage is also different. If a person's internal organs are damaged, it will have a great impact on his life and there will be many physical symptoms. Which organ in the abdominal cavity is most vulnerable to damage?

Open injuries: liver, small intestine, stomach, colon, and large blood vessels; closed injuries: spleen, kidney, small intestine, liver, and mesentery; pancreas, duodenum, diaphragm, and rectum have lower damage due to their deeper anatomical locations.

What are the symptoms of internal organ damage?

The viscera are not a specific organ, and visceral damage is not a specific disease, because the viscera include the digestive system, respiratory system, urinary system, and reproductive system. The digestive system includes: stomach, intestines, liver, and gallbladder; the respiratory system: lungs; the urinary system: kidneys and bladder; damage to these systems can be called visceral damage. Common sites of internal organ damage:

Kidney damage: Improper acupuncture can damage the kidneys, which is also mentioned in the "Inner Canon of Medicine".

Heart injury Among the internal organ injuries, acupuncture damage to the heart is the most serious one.

Although there are not many records of intestinal perforation caused by acupuncture and moxibustion in ancient books, it is not uncommon in modern times. Pneumothorax caused by improper acupuncture is one of the most common acupuncture accidents, and its incidence ranks first among physical injuries.

Stomach Injury The stomach is a hollow organ in the abdomen. Generally speaking, abdominal organs, especially the gastrointestinal tract, are less likely to suffer acupuncture injuries.

The first documented record of gallbladder perforation and gallbladder injury due to improper acupuncture was found in the Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine, which states: "If the gallbladder is punctured, the patient will die in a day and a half, and the patient will vomit.

Liver damage Regarding improper acupuncture that can damage the liver, there is an old saying that "if the liver is pierced, the person will die in five days, and his movements will be his words." In modern clinical practice, there are many reports of simultaneous puncture of the liver and other internal organs, while accidents involving only the liver are rare.

Tracheal Injury The anatomical position of the trachea is quite special and acupuncture is not likely to cause damage. The trachea is composed of cartilage, smooth muscle fibers and connective tissue. Even if it is punctured, it generally does not cause serious consequences. However, improper operation may cause accidental injury. Especially if the surrounding blood vessels, nerves, etc. are damaged at the same time, it can greatly inhibit the respiratory function and even cause death from suffocation.

The above are the symptoms of common internal organ injuries, mainly including kidney damage, heart damage, intestinal perforation, stomach injury, gallbladder perforation, liver damage, tracheal injury, etc. The internal organs are protected by our subcutaneous fat. If there are no special circumstances and no external forces, they will not be damaged. However, it is also possible that the internal organs are damaged due to abnormalities in the internal mechanisms of the body. This is an introduction to the symptoms of internal organ damage. I hope this content will be helpful to everyone.