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Gall Bladder Removal With Stones, Nausea, High BP. Opinion And Advice?
Day before yesterday, my father had gallbladder removal with kind of big stones inside.
Next day he had mild pain after surgery and was discharged from the hospital.Today in the morning he didn't
feel good at all 'cause of having nausea, with really distended abdomen. And with too high blood pressure.
And after all, his pulse was more than 100 bits a minute with some atrial fibrillation. He is under IV now to improve all of this situation. But what is your opinion and advice on this?
Next day he had mild pain after surgery and was discharged from the hospital.Today in the morning he didn't
feel good at all 'cause of having nausea, with really distended abdomen. And with too high blood pressure.
And after all, his pulse was more than 100 bits a minute with some atrial fibrillation. He is under IV now to improve all of this situation. But what is your opinion and advice on this?
Wed, 12 Jun 2013
Hello,
Although slight nausea,bloating,gas,pain is common after surgery and is called as post cholecystectomy syndrome but there can always be risk of complications arising out of surgery.
Although such complications are few but they can be ..
Internal bleeding
Bile leak
Injury to liver
Injury to cystic or common bile duct etc.
Since he is having high blood pressure and high pulse rate,it is better to be in the hospital under the watch of your doctor,where proper monitoring can be done.
Thanks
Although slight nausea,bloating,gas,pain is common after surgery and is called as post cholecystectomy syndrome but there can always be risk of complications arising out of surgery.
Although such complications are few but they can be ..
Internal bleeding
Bile leak
Injury to liver
Injury to cystic or common bile duct etc.
Since he is having high blood pressure and high pulse rate,it is better to be in the hospital under the watch of your doctor,where proper monitoring can be done.
Thanks
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