Difficult defecation after mid-term operation for rectal cancer

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I have finished rectal cancer surgery for half a year. After I have just finished rectal cancer surgery, I often feel that it is difficult to defecate. Later, after treatment, there is no abnormality in my body and there is no recurrence in the examination. However, after the surgery, I have the symptoms of defecation difficulty. I believe it brings great trouble to many rectal cancer patients. How to solve these problems now Let me analyze it for you.

Difficult defecation after mid-term operation for rectal cancer

First of all, many people have this problem. It's difficult to defecate after rectal cancer surgery, but it doesn't have much to do with it. It can strengthen the internal recovery function of the gastrointestinal tract. Some fungal polysaccharides can be used to repair the diseased cells. It can slowly recover. It can also directly inhibit the residual cancer cells in the body.

In fact, if you really encounter rectal cancer after defecation difficulty constipation, can use kaisailu or enema treatment. Usually can take some Runchang medicine, such as compound aloe capsules, Maren Runchang pills. Pay more attention to diet, do not eat spicy, fried, salty, hard food. Eat more vegetables, fruits, develop a good habit of regular defecation, prevent constipation.

Finally, constipation is a very normal phenomenon. Changes in defecation habits caused by rectal surgery are common. At the beginning, it often occurs several times a day or once a few days. It can be properly adjusted by diet and drugs, and gradually return to normal over time. In addition, it is difficult to defecate due to anastomotic stenosis, and the frequency of defecation increases.

matters needing attention

After the operation, you can't eat anything. You need to fast. You can eat slowly until 3 to 4 days. After the artificial anus exhausts, there are bubbles overflowing from the stoma. You can eat liquid food. The food you choose should be easy to digest and nutritious, such as vegetable soup, rice soup, lotus root powder, etc. It is best to eat less and more meals, once every 2-3 hours, 6-7 meals a day. After a week, you can eat a semi liquid diet, and choose foods rich in protein and low fiber, such as noodles, porridge, wonton, etc. you should also eat a small number of meals, 5-6 meals a day.