Abdominal surgery causes reduction in peristalsis because it usually involves handling the bowels manually - this is the natural response of the bowels, to stop peristalsis. Consequently, gases and fluids accumulate and stretch out the lower bowels (referring to colectomy in this case) which causes the muscles to weaken and so peristalsis cannot continue as normal - this allows more gases to accumulate. In effect, all the accumulated gases causes distension of the abdomen. one way to prevent this is using a nasogastric tube to suction out stomach fluids and gases soon after surgery.
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we can get distention a complication of post appendectomy if patient not mobilize , have history of constipation or have obstrection intestinal then the last cause can be complication of surgery
Left lower abdominal distension often times is the result of constipation. The fecal material backs up into the ascending colon causing distension. I the absence of constipation, there could be diverticuli, a weakening in the colon wall causing a "pouch to form.
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It absolutely DOES cause bloating and abdominal distension .
Here are some abdominal exercises that can be done after abdominal surgery. Crunches, oblique twists, reverse crunches and pushup/twists are good exercises to do after abdominal surgery.
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An abdominal section is an incision in the abdomen for surgery on the abdominal regions.
severe abdominal pain and cramping nausea and vomiting abdominal distension (swelling) constipation and the inability to pass gas symptoms of dehydration.
An abdominal section is an incision in the abdomen for surgery on the abdominal regions.
to remove abdominal mass
The use of ondansetron after abdominal surgery may cover up symptoms of stomach problems.