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After cholecystectomy
My laproscopic cholecystectomy operation is done on last seven days. After next day of operation I have severe pain in abdomen opposite to operative area , the pain next also radiate to left shoulder and then pain radiate to right shoulder. And then same location severe pain occur after two days Dr. advices for sonography and my sonography is normal. Please tell me what are the posible reason for pain .
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In laparoscopy we create pneumoperitoneum for the operation. Post cholecystectomy pain can be because of post cholecystectomy syndrome or as jotted down previously by you the radiation towards the shoulder can be due to diaphragmatic irritation which can be seen because of the gas being accumulated under the dome of diaphragm. The gas gets absorbed automatically within 24 hours normally. Sometimes it can also take upto more than a week
It can also be as a reason of bile being accumulated under the dome. But as the USG was normal this possibility can be ruled out
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no need to worry as the USG was normal. the pain would resolve automatically
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please get a consultation if it still persists
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Post cholecystectomy syndrome we call
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Just avoid spicy food tea coffee areated drinks
Have small feeds
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