Patient's question:
I had a cesarean section on April 8, 2014. After leaving the operating room and reaching the recovery room, I felt severe pulling pain in my right abdomen when I lay on my left side. The pain radiated from the incision to the liver area and then to my right posterior shoulder. At night, when I felt the urge to urinate while lying in bed, I experienced intense pulling pain in my right abdomen, accompanied by pain in my right lower back. In August 2014, I was diagnosed with gallstones measuring 0.3 cm. Now, the gallstones have grown to 1.3 cm. I pay close attention to my diet, avoiding greasy, spicy, or junk foods. However, I now frequently suffer from cholecystitis and low-grade fever, and my blood sugar levels have also become elevated. I increasingly suspect that during the surgery, an organ of mine was accidentally stitched during wound cleaning, leading to damage to my gallbladder and liver.Could you please help me understand what steps I should take to fully recover my health? Do I need to undergo a laparoscopic surgery? Are there other methods to diagnose this condition?
Doctor's answer:
Your situation suggests that you should have a check-up in the general surgery department of the hospital to confirm the specific cause. It is recommended that you have a check-up in the hospital to confirm the specific cause and then receive targeted treatment. In addition to active treatment, patients who have undergone cesarean section should pay attention to maintaining a good mood in daily life. A positive mood is very helpful for a complete recovery from the illness, prevent overexertion, and pay attention to diet.