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Motions since 15 days .
Hello, my father has undergone left hepatectomy in Sept 2019 also his gall bladder was removed at the same time.he is doing fine.but since 15 days every three to four days after he suffers from 2 to 3 motions.also sometimes little mucous is also coming out.redotil and vsl3 are given whenever he gets motions.but this is third time in 15 days duration so m bit worried.also we gave him some some non veg 15 days ago. And in February CT scan was done to check liver status and it showed like liver is normal in size and position and doc also said he is perfectly fine now .pls help me with ur valuable suggestions..
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Syrup vizylac 1tsf tds for 10 days. Eat curd based diet. Don't consume milk.
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Don't worry, as liver is fine in CT , ct also rules out any other bigger problems as well.
This change in bowel habits is may be due to infection.
So get
CBC and stool tests done and share reports
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take probiotics
avoid taking fatty foods.
take lots of water.
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