After having your ileum and ascending colon removed, it’s important to follow your healthcare provider’s post-operative care instructions closely. This may include adhering to a specific diet, staying hydrated, and gradually reintroducing foods as tolerated. Regular follow-up appointments will be essential to monitor your recovery and manage any potential complications. Additionally, pay attention to any signs of infection or unusual symptoms and report them to your doctor immediately.
The function of the colon is to absorb the water from the bowels. If this is removed you will have loose stools and watery stools and can sometimes cause dehydration and electrolyte imbalance
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colon resection or colostomy
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faeces
The colon.
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Usually, about one fourth to one third of your colon is removed, but more or less tissue may be removed depending on the exact size and location of your cancer. The remaining sections of your colon are then reattached. Nearby lymph nodes are removed at this time as well. Most experts feel that taking out as many nearby lymph nodes as possible is important, but at least 12 should be removed.
I am not convinced that colon cleansing is really medically helpful. If you really are, you should probably direct this question to the people providing the colon cleanse. Here is what WebMD has to say about colon cleansing: http://www.webmd.com/balance/natural-colon-cleansing-is-it-necessary They do not seem to suggest that any diet is particularly necessary pre-cleanse.
The colon's role is to eliminate waste from the body. Therefore, having a super colon cleanse is rather important. The benefits from using one is obtaining a healthy colon and losing weight.
As of my last knowledge update in October 2023, there isn't a specific individual widely recognized for having the most colon polyps removed. The number of colon polyps can vary significantly among individuals, often influenced by factors such as genetics, diet, and lifestyle. In clinical settings, some patients with certain genetic conditions, like familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP), may have hundreds to thousands of polyps removed over their lifetime. However, detailed records of specific cases are not typically publicized.
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