Patient's question:
2 years ago after undergoing a cesarean section and tubal ligation, I have been experiencing long-term, persistent abdominal pain during the day. Sometimes it feels like a heavy sensation, while other times it's a vague, undefined pain that doesn't stay in one spot. The symptoms are slightly milder when I take a nap in the evening. I also have some constipation, with irregularly formed stools. A thorough gynecological ultrasound examination was normal, but I often feel uncomfortable in my stomach, sometimes with gastritis, and I haven't had a colonoscopy.Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help you understand. Considering the intestinal issues, it is recommended to have a colonoscopy and then proceed with treatment. I'm glad to help you understand. Considering the intestinal issues, it is recommended to have a colonoscopy and then proceed with treatment. Maintain a light diet. The impact of cesarean section on patients is very great. Once symptoms are detected, it is important to seek medical attention promptly. At the same time, pay close attention to dietary issues, with a light diet as the foundation. It is hoped that cesarean section patients can receive professional treatment.