What signs should worry me after the sphincterotomy surgery?

No. While it entails a series of significant benefits, laparoscopic colectomy is not recommended for every patient who struggles with a disease affecting their colon, as the extent of their disease, as well as their overall health, may not allow it.

Medically known as colectomy, colon resection is necessary for the treatment of multiple conditions and diseases which occur in the colon, such as diverticulitis, inflammatory bowel disease and colon cancer.

Medically known as colectomy, colon resection is necessary for the treatment of multiple conditions and diseases, which occur in the colon, such as diverticulitis, inflammatory bowel disease, and colon cancer.

It is not uncommon to feel pain following hemorrhoid excision. This symptom should not worry you.

Right after the surgery, you will still be under the effect of the anesthesia which will gradually subside.

All surgeries involve some potential complications. The risks associated with sphincterotomy don’t usually occur, but you should be aware of them.

It is normal to feel some pain after this surgery, but don’t worry, we will help you manage this symptom.

Any intervention poses some risks and cecectomy is no exception. Your doctor will let you know what signs should worry you after you are discharged and what you should expect.

Your doctor will tell you how much time you can expect to spend in the hospital after the surgery. However, the anticipated timeline might change if complications arise.

Before you are discharged, your doctor will tell you when your first follow-up appointment should take place.

It is normal to experience some bowel movement changes after the surgery such as frequent stools or urgency to use the toilet.