Are the enterostomy and drain on the same side?

The difference between drainage and stoma is mainly manifested in the following two aspects: 1. From the perspective of surgical indications, drainage surgery is mainly suitable for abdominal surgery with a large wound and more exudate, or the possibility of residual infection in the abdominal cavity. In this way, a drain is used to drain the fluid from the fluid to prevent the build-up of secondary bacterial infection and even the possibility of an intra-abdominal abscess.

Ostomy is usually done when the colon is injured and primary anastomosis is not possible, or after a primary anastomosis, anastomotic leakage is prone to occur. 2. From the perspective of surgery and its prognosis, after the drainage tube is placed, there is generally no obvious drainage fluid for more than two days, and there is no residual fluid in the abdominal cavity during B-ultrasound or CT examination. At this time, the drainage tube can be removed directly, and the purpose of ** can be achieved.

The stoma usually requires reoperation, with stoma reabsorption**.

Hello, depending on the situation you said, it is not easy to determine the specific cause at this time, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a detailed examination to see, it is also necessary to have a detailed examination before the symptoms**, usually need to have a reasonable life and eating habits will be better. Please rate me, thank you!

First of all, as a doctor, with the symptoms you mentioned, and your age are in line with the intestinal graft surgery after enterostomy, the premise is to take care of your current intestines, and it is recommended that you eat more crude fiber foods. In our hospital, there are many cases like you, most of them are colon surgery after a few years, the better the recovery, the sooner the operation, here I wish you a good day, go to the hospital regularly for reexamination!

In many cases, you have a temporary stoma, and if you recover well in the later stage, you can connect the intestine again.

This is simply impossible, and if people like you say, they won't be able to live.

Exercise less in the near future, don't move if you can, adjust your diet and lifestyle habits, and wait for the wound to open and close slowly.

Patients with a stoma on renal puncture are the main consideration is to wait until the inflammation and infection are under control before removing the tube.

Analysis:

According to your description, a second operation for the ostomy is required.

Guidance: It is recommended that you pay attention to the disinfection of the surroundings while cleaning up the feces in time, so as not to enter the abdominal cavity and cause serious infection.

The doctor asks: Does the patient currently have a fever? High fever not?

Hello, do you have suppuration? It is advisable to go to the doctor in charge of your surgery.