Three weeks ago, I underwent an appendectomy and experienced no pain initially. However, today, I started having abdominal pain that sometimes occurs above the navel and sometimes below it, accompanied by pain during urination (dysuria). I want to ask if it is expected to experience abdominal pain and dysuria after an appendectomy.

I had my gallbladder removed one month ago. I would like to ask if it is safe to resume normal physical activity after one month? Should I avoid heavy labor? Also, is it necessary to avoid alcohol and beer? Thank you.

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For the past few days, I have been experiencing frequent loose stools, a dull ache in my stomach, lack of appetite, and difficulty digesting food. My limbs feel weak, and I’ve been alternating between hot and cold sensations. By late afternoon, I feel feverish, exhausted, and fatigued. Could you please tell me what might be causing these symptoms? Thank you.

Doctor, can I drink beer one month after an appendix surgery? Thank you, doctor.

Endoscopic examination of the stomach helps doctors observe the stomach’s internal images clearly and in detail, as well as assess the severity of the disease to predict treatment outcomes.