Postoperative lower abdominal pain for many years after uterine fibroid surgery, suspected of intestinal adhesion, how to treat it well

Patient's question:

Post-uterine fibroid surgery abdominal pain for over ten years, suspected intestinal adhesion. Recently, I've been feeling bloated and unable to defecate. Yesterday, I was particularly constipated and unable to pass gas. Feeling anxious and confused, please help. I took some medication for abdominal pain, constipation, and bloating, but passing gas only slightly reduced the bloating, and it still wasn't smooth.

Doctor's answer:

According to the symptoms you described, because of postoperative abdominal pain for over ten years after uterine fibroid surgery, suspected intestinal adhesion, now with less gas and abdominal pain, if the abdominal pain is still particularly severe, you should go to the hospital for follow-up. It is recommended that you strictly avoid eating stimulating foods and cold foods, and can only consume a very small amount of liquid diet. Always maintain regular bowel movements, and seek medical attention promptly if you feel uncomfortable. Drink plenty of water and always keep a cheerful mood.

📌 Related Posts