Hi,
Reply posted for mars.
A lot depends on what your husband is going to have surgically removed as to how long his recovery will be. Yes he will have pain, yes he will have more bowel movements that will all get better with time....the worst part is the mental anguish and the length of time in surgery has an effect also I have heard from some several friends who have had surgery that it takes a week for every hour that you under for the anesthetic get out of you system and that does not include the pain meds afterward ( Percocet,Oycoten etc) "Take your pain meds you will need them"
Reply posted for mars.
Hi Mars,
Reply posted for sfrocker.
hello
I had similiar surgery 6weeks ago. I had 4 resections done and removal of Cecum and terminal ileum. The pain you are referring to, on your right side, is what I have been experiencing too. It feels like my insides is bruised and the feeling also exists on the surface of lower abdomen. Like you this occurred after being able to eat. I do not know why but suspect it is due to frequent bowel movement due to the surgery as I have a short bowel with 80cm of my small intestine removed. I am on pain meds (opioids) which help with the pain and probably would be worst pain without the pain meds.
Hopes this helps
Rob
Reply posted for sfrocker.
Hi!
Im sorry because I cant help you out with your question, but maybe you can help me out... my husband its scheduled to have the same surgery you had, and we are concerned regarding the effects this surgery would have in the colon, is there any change in your bowel movements after surgery? increased? decreased? and how do you feel after this 2 weeks beside your pain, how long do you think it will take for you to go back to work.
I hope you can recover very fast and your pain goes away. I know its not an easy decision and it really scares me.
Thank you.
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