I ve had acute gastric perforation surgery for forty days. The recovery is good. Does it work?

You can be discharged from the hospital 7-8 days after gastric perforation repair, the wound of gastric perforation is basically good, ** The wound can be changed after discharge, but after discharge, oral anti-ulcer drugs should be continued for 3 months.

To be reviewed, consult a medical professional.

After all, stomach perforation is not a joke, it's better to be serious, you don't want to be just discharged from the hospital and hospitalized.

Therefore, it is good to ask a professional doctor.

Also, I wish you **completely.

Coincidentally, the day before yesterday I just admitted a patient with a perforated duodenal ulcer, and the operation has been completed, but ** will continue. I also have a question for you, which can be regarded as a medical history, otherwise I will not be able to make a correct judgment. Generally, gastric and duodenal ulcer perforation surgery, there is another ** that must be carried out at the same time, that is, acid stopping**, which is divided into two steps:

1) During intravenous fluid infusion in hospitalization, intravenous antacids are used, and proton pump inhibitors are now mostly used, commonly used are omeprazole, pantoprazole, esomeprazole, etc.; (2) After discharge, oral antacids, with the same drugs as the above, the general course of treatment is about 3 months, in the oral antacids at the same time, most of them will be short-term combined with an antibiotic and a gastric mucosal protector. First question: Do you have gastric perforation surgery or duodenal perforation?

Is there any acid stop after surgery**? After gastric and duodenal ulcer perforation, there is another thing that must be done, after 1-3 months of oral antacids, a gastroscopy must be performed to determine whether the ulcer is healing well. Second question:

Have you had a gastroscopy after surgery? Have you had a recent gastroscopy? If you do well with the first two problems, then you can basically rule out the problems of the stomach and duodenum, and you need to transfer the direction to see if there are other digestive diseases.

Let me first briefly talk about the vague pain and discomfort in the stomach you mentioned, and there are probably a few that may be caused by other internal organ diseases: one is the disease of the biliary system, which is commonly caused by gallstones accompanied by cholecystitis; The second is intestinal diseases, the common one is the colon, that is, there is some kind of disease in the large intestine, which may be chronic inflammation, and there are relatively rare diseases such as ulcerative colitis. Therefore, in order to determine what the specific problem is, you need to do some tests, such as abdominal ultrasound, abdominal CT, fiber colonoscopy, etc.

As for the question in your title, generally there is a regular ** after duodenal ulcer perforation, and it will basically be completely fine; Gastric perforation depends on the specific situation, because there is a possibility of perforation of some undesirable diseases.

Analysis: Gastritis is a general term for inflammation of the gastric mucosa. Common diseases can be divided into two categories: acute and chronic. You can take antibiotics that have a killing effect on Helicobacter pylori, including accha and moxicillin, metronidazole, and dysentery.

Guidance: The principle of eating food with a soft texture, high quality and easy to digest is the diet.

Acute gastric perforation is severe and requires surgery. Generally** it takes about 20 days.