Patient's question:
Two months after a cesarean section, the bowel sounds are abnormally active. The gurgling sound can be heard immediately after drinking water or liquid food, and there is always a sensation of gas and water moving upwards. Even when eating hard foods, there is a popping sound in the intestines. There is no abdominal pain, nausea, or vomiting. Stool is formed and passed once every morning. A detailed stool examination is normal, and a CT scan shows no abnormalities.Doctor's answer:
The patient had a cesarean section and for the following two months, the bowel sounds were abnormally active. There was no abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, or retching. The bowel movements were abnormal daily. A routine stool test and a detailed CT scan were normal, indicating no issues that needed addressing.Advice: During breastfeeding, the patient should avoid spicy, irritating, and cooling foods to prevent abdominal coldness. As long as the bowel sounds do not have any adverse effects, no further action is needed.
Additionally, during the treatment for the cesarean section, in addition to immediate medical care, the patient's dietary condition and mental state are also particularly important.