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A member asked:
I in pain after 3 yrs of my small bowel obstruction.... what can i do?
4 doctors weighed in across 2 answers
May be still ...: Your history strongly suggests recurrent small obstruction, usually surgery-related, still haunts and bothers you. Trying modifying foods consumption may help to a degree. For detail, you should ask the surgeon directly, there is no quick fix which could be found online. Besides and always, practicing healthy lifestyle with no overindulgence and obsession will help live a long happy life. Best.
Answered 4/26/2018
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Not clear: Your questions is too vague. Pain after bowel surgery could be due to a number of issues. This requires seeing your surgeon and having an exam to clarify the nature of your pain. It would be quite difficult in this setting to answer your question. Adhesions or scar tissue can many times be a big problem in some patients after a bowel surgery. Please see your doctor for help.
Answered 3/24/2014
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