In addition (except for extra-large polyps), it is easy to digest food and keep the stool unobstructed.
For 2 weeks, use laxatives if necessary, and do not fast or eat whole fluids.
2.2.2 Rest. The average patient stays in bed for 6 h after operation, and the diameter is >; 2 cm
Patients with polyps, sessile polyps or large coagulation range should stay in bed for 2 ~ 10 days.
Avoid heavy physical labor, holding your breath and taking a hot bath within 3 d and 2 weeks.
Avoid squatting hard for a long time after resection of rectal polyps.
2.2.3 Observation of postoperative complications The main postoperative complications are
Blood and puncture. Therefore, patients' consciousness and vital signs must be closely observed.
Change, the nature, color and quantity of stool, and observe whether there is severe abdominal pain.
Pain, flat abdomen, tenderness, rebound pain.
2.2.4 It is emphasized that regular reexamination generally requires reexamination 4 weeks after operation.
Check. Regular colonoscopy follow-up should be emphasized after resection of colorectal polyps.
Early detection of missed lesions, new lesions and local complications in initial examination.
Hair, and timely processing [2].
2.3 Health guidance
Before leaving the hospital, help patients and their families master gastrointestinal polyps.
Basic knowledge helps to eliminate all kinds of incentives, especially to explain reasonable drinking.
The importance of food. In addition, patients should be taught to correctly observe the sex of stool.
Quality, color and quantity, timely find out whether there is bleeding.
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Improper diet is easy to occur after high frequency electrotomy of gastrointestinal polyps.
Delayed bleeding, so strict observation should be made according to the patient's condition and individual characteristics.
Especially, the nursing principles after high frequency electrotomy of gastrointestinal polyps should be followed.
Eat and rest, do a good job in health education and implementation,
Let patients get better rehabilitation.