How to fart after appendectomy surgery

Appendicitis is very common in clinical practice. The problem of appendicitis is very troubling to many people, and it also causes great harm to people's bodies. Generally, surgery is a common means of treating appendicitis, but there are many issues that need attention after appendicitis surgery, especially the phenomenon of postoperative flatulence. Patients with difficulty in flatulence are also very curious about how to fart after appendicitis surgery.

1. If there is no ventilation after appendectomy surgery, you cannot eat or drink. It is recommended to walk around to get some air. There is no other way to improve the condition. After ventilation, you can eat some easily digestible food. If there is no gas discharge, then the current problem is mainly related to poor gastrointestinal digestion function. You should pay attention to this. If there is no gas discharge, it will affect your normal diet. You should exercise more appropriately. There is an effort to exhaust gas, and postoperative follow-up work also needs to be done well.

2. It generally takes 2-3 days to expel gas after appendicitis surgery. Some may be as fast as 5-6 hours, while others may be slow. Don't worry, the longest time may be 7 days. However, you should cooperate with the doctor after the operation and move around appropriately, such as getting out of bed to help expel gas. If the gas still does not disappear after a long time, the doctor will give the patient an enema or use some medicine. You can get out of bed and move around the next day after the operation. Appropriate exercise can promote gas discharge, and you can eat after the gas is discharged.

3. After appendectomy surgery, it usually takes 1-3 days for the gas to be discharged, but in some cases it may take 4-5 days. If there is no gas passing after the operation, you are not allowed to eat or drink water, including honey water. It is normal not to have gas passing 20 hours after the operation. It is recommended that patients walk around frequently, turn over and move around in bed frequently, and apply hot compresses and massage the abdomen to promote intestinal peristalsis, speed up gas passing, and avoid intestinal adhesion and intestinal obstruction.