Infection symptom after anal fissure operation?

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Got anal fissure disease after how long to be able to completely heal it, we all know that suffering from anal fissure disease, anal fissure is likely to appear. This kind of symptom is also the most troubling place for patients, because when the anal fissure, there may be bleeding phenomenon, so when defecating, you can imagine how serious the pain symptoms are, when suffering from anal fissure disease, because of the cause of fissure, there may be suppurative symptoms around. So each patient in suffering from anal fissure disease when they hope their disease can be better faster, then anal fissure surgery infection symptoms? I'd like to share my views with you.

Infection symptom after anal fissure operation?

First, after anesthesia disappeared, there was incision pain, which was the most severe within 24 hours, and the pain was significantly relieved after 2-3 days. After minor operation, oral administration of analgesic tablets or codeine tablets; Pethidine is often injected intramuscularly or subcutaneously to relieve pain within 1-2 days after major operation (forbidden for infants). If necessary, it should be repeated every 4-6 hours.

The second is fever, the most common symptom after operation. (1) fever within 24 hours after operation, usually metabolic or endocrine abnormalities, hypotension, atelectasis and blood transfusion reaction; (2) for fever 3-6 days after operation, we should be alert to the possibility of infection. Phlebitis, urinary tract infection, incision infection and pulmonary infection are the common causes. (3) if the fever continues or the body temperature rises again after returning to normal, we should pay attention to the occurrence of more serious complications, such as residual abscess after abdominal operation.

Third: nausea, vomiting is often caused by anesthesia, anesthesia can be stopped after the disappearance. Other causes may include increased intracranial pressure, diabetic acidosis, hypokalemia, hyponatremia and uremia. Recurrent vomiting after abdominal surgery may be acute gastric distention or intestinal obstruction. If the cause is unknown, atropine, perphenazine or chlorpromazine can be given.

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Usually to avoid excessive fatigue, more to ensure adequate sleep. Keep a good mood and avoid being too nervous and depressed. But also to strengthen physical exercise, enhance the body's resistance.