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How likely is it for intestines to be bound by scar tissue? bound intestines
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Obstruction: If you have had any abdominal surgery it is possible. the more surgeries in the abdomen you've had, the more likely. signs of intestinal obstruction due to scar tissue include nausea/vomiting with eating, not passing gas or having bowel movements or very watery diarrea, abdominal pain and cramping especially after eating/drinking.
Answered 11/15/2017
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