Patient's question:
Grandpa has recently experienced vomiting multiple times, eaten less dinner, and his complexion has also been poor. After a thorough examination at the hospital, it was determined to be pyloric obstruction. He was initially prescribed medication for conservative treatment, with the possibility of surgery if necessary. After taking the medication for a period of time, there has been no significant improvement. I would like to ask how the surgical procedure for pyloric obstruction is performed?Doctor's answer:
Currently, the main issue is pyloric obstruction, which is believed to be a relatively serious condition and may be related to chronic inflammation or tumors. If the symptoms of not being able to eat repeatedly occur, it would be best to seek surgical treatment as soon as possible. After the surgery, using some antibiotic medications can help control the disease. A biopsy should be performed after the surgery to prevent the recurrence of malignant inflammation, which will aid in controlling the condition.