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Gall bladder surgery
What to do if facing severe constipation even after four days of gallbladder removal surgery? doc already prescribed laxmilk but it's not working and stomach is becoming heavy after every meal .when will it become normal or can we take any other medicine. why it is happening.. and how can I eat in such situation?
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go for dulcolax suppostory ।
if not then pc enema
take 3-4 litre water daily and less of fatty food .bcz u don't have gall bladder now
start some physical activity ..don't stay bedriddeen .
take green veg and fibre diet
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Good afternoon
Your concern is
1. Severe constipation even after 4 days of gallbladder removal surgery.
2. Laxmilk is not working.
Next Steps
In this context I would like to suggest you to consult your surgeon and go for clinical history, clinical examination and per rectal examination to explore the cause of constipation.
1. If the rectum is loaded the manual evacuation and enematas are required
2. If the rectum is empty then further investigations are required.
Health Tips
Proper diagnosis of constipation and appropriate management accordingly
is required.
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Go for dulcoflex rectal suppository
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
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11 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
Use stool softners
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