Mom underwent hysterectomy, but doctor made some mistake causing huge problem and resulted in 2nd surgery
Actually due to doctors ignorance there was an injury to rectum which they did not notice..after 1 day , mom stomach swelled with pain gastric and problem in breathing..
Diffrent doctor reviewed and found the mistake and did initiate operation ...it was very serious in nature and an enductomy was done.. hole near stomach for fecus.
Mom was in ventiliter for 2 days , now shifted to room.. but she looks very weak and in pain ..
Doctor says they have treated rectum and it takes around 5 months for healing after that they will do 1 more operation and will fix the rectum issue.
We are very scared and worried..
Can someone suggest how long it will take and how my mom can be normal again
She was fit and fine and very courageous women .. looking at her feeling sad ...
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I can understand your concern. This is a case of rectal injury during the hysterectomy surgery. These things are like accidents which do happen during any sort of invasive medical procedures (Just like any train or car accidents) and are not intended. As I can see they have found out the problem and initiated the correct treatment. They have done what we call colostomy for time being , so that we get enough time for the rectum to heal. They will repeat tests/scans after about 3-6 months and once found normal, will do the re-do surgery so that normal anatomy is restores. I would say she will be better by about 15 days and absolutely normal by 6 months if everything is normal..
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