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Cant pass stools after gallbladder surge
My mother got her gallbladder removal surgery on last friday but she can't pass stools from that day Even after taking medicine pouch yesterday she cant be able to pass stools please help
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Hi..it could be constipation associated with the antibiotics and selective food eating .. please add roughages,fibers in her diet.. rest assured it has nothing to do with your cholecystectomy surgery..
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Give adequate water ,fibre rich diet ,salads ,veggies
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Add tab dulcolax bed time for couple of days
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Dr. Narendra Gogireddy
GastroIntestinal Surgeon
11 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Take 2 dulcolax tablets
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Dr. P K Asokan
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36 yrs exp
Chennai
Ask her to take plenty of fluids, and a less spicy diet.... continue the laxatives..
Usually this happens in the immediate post operative period and will be alright soon.
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Consult her Surgeon who has operated...if the constipation persists...
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