The side effects of enema treatment for ovarian cysts include localized infection, damage to the intestinal mucosa and irritable bowel syndrome.
1. Localized infection: If the operation lacks hygiene, contamination by pathogens can lead to localized infection, which can cause blood in the stool, swelling of the affected area, pain, fever and other symptoms.
2. Damage to intestinal mucosa: an occasional enema usually does not damage the intestinal mucosa, but if the enema is too frequent, it may damage the intestinal mucosa, resulting in damage to the intestinal mucosa, which may cause pain, bowel movement disorders and so on.
3. Irritable bowel syndrome: patients with persistent or intermittent episodes, with changes in bowel habits and stool characteristics, abdominal pain, abdominal distension as the clinical manifestations.
Patients with ovarian cysts should not blindly accept enema treatment, but under the guidance of the physician’s interview, according to the situation of individualized treatment plan, according to the standard treatment, to avoid adverse effects.