Patients with intestinal intussusception should avoid drinking water as much as possible. Once intussusception occurs, it can lead to a complete intestinal obstruction. Drinking water at this time can easily increase the burden on the intestines, causing nausea, vomiting, abdominal distension, and a series of other problems. For patients with intestinal intussusception, an emergency intestinal barium air pressure procedure can be performed to reposition the intestines. If this fails, surgical treatment should be pursued actively. Currently, patients with intussusception can be treated with traditional open surgery to release the intussusception, or using laparoscopic interventions to resolve it. Both types of surgery are very effective in treating intussusception and typically have satisfactory outcomes.