Many patients diagnosed with appendicitis need early surgery but still wonder if laparoscopic appendectomy will be painful, for fear that postoperative pain may affect health and work.

Postoperative intestinal adhesions are one of the common postoperative complications. In mild cases, with mild complications of intestinal adhesions, patients can be treated medically by using pain relievers, reducing intestinal motility, patients stopping eating so that the intestines can rest and remove the adhesions themselves. In case of severe intestinal adhesions, the patient needs surgery to treat intestinal adhesions after surgery.

Appendicitis occurs when your appendix becomes inflamed with an acute or chronic condition. In the United States, appendicitis is the most common cause of abdominal pain and surgery in 5% of people. If the appendix is ​​not operated on, it can rupture and allow bacteria to enter the abdomen and sometimes cause death.

Intra-abdominal adhesion is the phenomenon of sticking the intestines to the abdominal wall, sticking to the viscera due to the formation of scar tissue, thereby causing adhesions. Adhesions can occur within the intestines or uterus, between the surfaces of the viscera and the peritoneum. Intestinal adhesions can leave many dangerous complications by blocking the passage of food, clogging blood vessels, causing abdominal pain, bloating, constipation, urinary retention, menstrual disorders, infertility and intestinal necrosis.

Intestinal adhesions after cesarean section is a common condition in postpartum women that needs to be treated early. If delayed, the food will be blocked, which not only causes painful symptoms, affecting the quality of life, but also has the risk of leaving dangerous complications, threatening people's lives. sick.

Appendectomy is a fairly common surgical procedure, indicated when the appendix becomes inflamed, causing severe pain in the abdomen. This is a fairly simple surgery, laparoscopic appendectomy can be done to reduce pain and shorten the healing time.

Hi doctor! My husband just finished appendicitis 4 days ago and since last night until now, I have occasional pain in the middle of my chest. So the doctor asked me: Is it dangerous to have middle chest pain after appendectomy and how to stop the pain after appendectomy? Thanks for the advice doctor!

Hi doctor! After I operated on the appendix, I felt a sharp pain in the incision in the navel. Besides, I saw the doctor noted that he had peritonitis. So the doctor asked me to have appendicitis surgery with peritonitis, is it dangerous? Thanks for the advice doctor!

Hi doctor. I just had an appendectomy and been out of the hospital for 2 days, eating normally. But today, suddenly, I feel that my stomach hurts like crazy. So the doctor asked me if my stomach cramps after appendectomy are okay? Looking forward to consulting your doctor help me. Thank you

Intra-abdominal adhesions are common complications after surgery, which can be potentially dangerous due to gastrointestinal obstruction, vascular occlusion, urinary retention, menstrual disorders, infertility or even bowel necrosis.

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