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Gall bladder open surgery
My mom age 52 got stones removed from gall bladder by open surgery. Now she is constipated for 5 days. Tried duphalac laxative and anema but was of no use pls advice
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HELLO,
CONSULT YOUR TREATING DOCTOR.
TILL THAN,
CALL A NURSE SHE WILL TAKE CHARGES
GO FOR PROCTOCLYSIS ENEMA, AND SHE NEED ASSISTANCE FOR STOOL TO REMOVE
I.E
FINGER REMOVAL AFTER ENEMA.
SHE WILL MANAGE ALL.
SHE WILL NEED A PAIR OF GLOVES N XYLOCAIN GEL TO APPLY LOCALLY N INSIDE SO PATIENT WILL FEEL NO PAIN.
THAN CONTINUE WITHOUT DUPHALC LAXATIVE OTHERWISE STOOL AGAIN BECOMES HARD.
BETTER FOR PROPER HISTORY N CARE I HAVE TO ASK RELIVENT QUESTIONS N A PROPER DISCUSSION SO GO YOU JUST YOU MAY CLICK ON
CHAT NOW
O.K BYE.
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