Question
The patient developed an incision infection six days after an appendectomy and after treatment, the wound healed. However, they then experienced frequent abdominal cramps directly below the navel, accompanied by dry heaves, clear phlegm, and abnormal urine white blood cells. What should be done in this situation?
Answer
Based on the patient’s medical history and symptoms, the doctor diagnosed it as postoperative intestinal adhesions. The current medication treatment plan includes oral liquid paraffin solution, wheat bran granules, cefdinir tablets, and metronidazole tablets, as well as topical Seven Skill Golden Balm Powder. It is recommended that the patient carefully consider the surgical plan during the treatment process, pay attention to diet, drink plenty of water, and enhance nutrition and balanced diet. In addition, the patient should engage in moderate physical activity, take more walks after meals, but avoid strenuous exercise to prevent intestinal twisting. It is suggested that the patient consider taking traditional Chinese medicine internally to assist in treatment. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery.