Frequent constipation after cholecystectomy is considered to be caused by functional constipation, dyspepsia, and also considered to be related to hemorrhoids and anal fissure.
1. Functional constipation: If the patient after cholecystectomy has poor defecation habits, poor dietary habits, etc., it can be induced by functional constipation and frequent constipation phenomenon.
2. Dyspepsia: dyspepsia is related to gastric dyskinesia and decreased gastric tolerance to food diastolic function. Common symptoms include postprandial fullness, nausea, diarrhea or constipation, etc. Therefore, patients with dyspepsia after cholecystectomy may show frequent constipation.
3. hemorrhoids: when the cholecystectomy after poor defecation habits, sedentary induced hemorrhoids, can also be manifested as frequent constipation. Hemorrhoid patients are also prone to perianal prolapse, anal itching, blood in the stool, anal pain and other symptoms.
4. Anal fissure: the disease can also cause part of the cholecystectomy patients often constipation. Anal fissure is associated with dry feces, excessive force during defecation, infection, etc., and is prone to constipation, perianal pain, blood in stool and other symptoms.
There are many other causes of frequent constipation after cholecystectomy, such as perianal abscess, proctitis, intestinal obstruction, etc. It is recommended that patients seek medical treatment as soon as possible.