What is the cause of the patient's surgery after the necrotic bowel is passed out?

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Hello doctor! Let me ask: "What is the cause of the patient's bowel movement after surgery?" . Thanks for the advice and answers!
Phuong (1988)
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Hello! The function of the small intestine is to absorb water and nutrients, so when a part of the small intestine is removed, the patient cannot ensure the same water absorption function as before. In particular, patients can have short bowel syndrome if the necrotic bowel is cut off too long, the remaining segment does not ensure minimal function. In addition, diarrhea has many other causes, such as side effects of drugs, antibiotics...
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Answered by Resident Doctor Le Thanh Tuan - Gastroenterologist - General Surgery Department - Vinmec Nha Trang International Hospital
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