Introduction: Intestinal blockage and prevalent medical condition that cause a significant number of surgical admissions of severe abdominal discomfort. It could be severe. subacute or depending on the clinical situation. It could be Acute or chronic presentations. The natural history of the aliments its response to treatment, and the associated morbidity all the anextremelyimportant factors to consider.according to types of obstruction present. It may be small bowel or large bowel obstruction where small bowel obstructions account for 12-16% in the case of hospitalization for acute abdominal pain. Main symptoms and/or important clinical findings: A 55 years old male admitted in A.V.B.R hospital with chief complaints of mild abdominal pain for one month but its severe abdominal pain last two day, vomiting and breathing difficulty and constipation for one month. During physical examination, patient was conscious and oriented to date, time and place. On vital sign respiratory rate was 24 breath/ min. and difficulty in breathing. On abdominal palpation pain was present in abdomen. Blood test, CT scan and X-rays done. The main diagnoses, therapeutic interventions, and outcomes: After physical examination and investigation doctor diagnosed a case of Subacute Intestinal Obstruction. Medical management given to treat the disease such as antibiotic and antacid. In drug Inj. Piptaz 4 gm to treat the infection, Inj. Metro 100 ml given in thrice a day to treat the infection, Inj. Neomol 150 mg to reduce the pain. Inj. Emset 2ml given in twice a day to treat the vomiting. and patient prognosis was good. Conclusion: Early detection of case and early treatment is very importance to secure the patient life.

Management, Subacute Intestinal Obstruction, Thorax CT