My great-grandfather will defecate in less than an hour after returning home from esophageal cancer surgery, a little at a time, sparse!

It's only been a few days since the operation, and now I eat liquid or semi-liquid after the operation It's normal to have loose stools, just change to a normal diet! In addition, after digestive tract surgery, most people will change their defecation habits because of the change of internal environment, the disorder of normal flora in digestive tract and the disorder of gastrointestinal function. You can go to the hospital to take some medicine to regulate intestinal flora! Antibiotics may not be needed in this case; The situation that requires antibiotics is intestinal infection. You can do routine stool and definite bacterial culture. After two days of treatment, the initial effect has not been seen, so the medication time can be appropriately extended. You need to talk to the bed doctor about whether you need to change antibiotics in the future. There is also the need to be careful whether there is metastasis of colorectal cancer cells, that is, secondary colorectal cancer, which will also lead to changes in bowel habits in the days before surgery. After the operation, all I eat now is liquid or semi-liquid. If this is normal, just change to a normal diet! In addition, after digestive tract surgery, most people will change their defecation habits because of the change of internal environment, the disorder of normal flora in digestive tract and the disorder of gastrointestinal function. You can go to the hospital to take some medicine to regulate intestinal flora! Antibiotics may not be needed in this case; The situation that requires antibiotics is intestinal infection. You can do routine stool and definite bacterial culture. After two days of treatment, the initial effect has not been seen, so the medication time can be appropriately extended. You need to talk to the bed doctor about whether you need to change antibiotics in the future. Also, we should pay attention to whether there is metastasis of colorectal cancer cells, that is, secondary colorectal cancer, which will also lead to changes in stool habits.