What are the hazards of cholecystectomy? Why do you want to remove it?

Cutting the gallbladder may have the following hazards:

First, open surgery can easily lead to local intestinal adhesion and even induce postoperative intestinal obstruction. So for surgery,

After telling the patient to get out of bed early, eat less and eat more meals after anal exhaust, and don't overeat.

Secondly, when the gallbladder is removed and the organ for storing bile is lost, bile will continue to empty into the gastrointestinal tract, which is very

It is easy to induce enteritis and even alkaline reflux gastritis. Patients will have obvious upper abdominal pain and need timely treatment.

The treatment adopts oral drugs to protect gastrointestinal mucosa.

Thirdly, after cholecystectomy, some patients will induce malignant tumors of large intestine due to the inflammatory stimulation of bile.

Students, especially female patients, need to be operated again if necessary.