Patient's question:
My mother's health was fine before, but after having a colon polyp surgery this year, she can't exert much force. Her feet are also very weak, to the point where she doesn't even want to walk. She feels weak and is wondering what the reason is. The hospital couldn't find any specific illness.Doctor's answer:
Hello! First, let's not consider the occurrence of these symptoms and the relationship between colorectal polyps and operations. Weakness is caused by colorectal polyp surgery. You don't need to worry too much. If you feel like eating something, you can eat slowly. It's not a big problem. If you have weakness in your lower limbs accompanied by numbness, you should consider lumbar disc herniation. If one side of your limbs is weak, you should consider the possibility of a stroke.