Adhesions can have a long-term impact on the patient and the organs of the patient’s body. Adhesions are also formed naturally after an infection or inflammation. The following may also lead to the formation of adhesions:
Laparoscopy is recommended if the patient faces the following:
Laparoscopy can relieve the patient from chronic pain caused by the adhesions, treat intestinal blockages and infertility.
The most common method of lysis of adhesion is laparoscopy, as it is minimally invasive. However, open surgery using large incisions is also an option but possesses more complications and longer recovery time. The laparoscopy surgery follows the procedures as given below:
The risks involved in this procedure are minimal. Some of the possible complications that may occur are as follows:
The surgeon may have to switch to or perform an open surgery in certain cases by making a larger incision to cut out the adhesions. However, open surgery is more complicated for lysis of adhesions than laparoscopy and takes longer for the patient to recover fully.
Patients must undergo certain tests recommended by the surgeon or specialist to determine the surgery to be adopted, complications, if any and adhesions. Some of the tests are:
Patients are advised to discuss any medication they are currently consuming, food habits, chronic disease the patient is suffering from before the surgery. In addition, patients must refrain from the following before the surgery to reduce risks at the time of the surgery and post-surgery:
Patients are advised not to consume any food or beverage before the surgery.
The procedure may take 1-3 hours, and the patient will not experience any pain during the surgery due to anesthesia. Doctors will prescribe medication for any pain or discomfort experienced after the surgery.
Patients can take the following precautions to avoid any infections or complications post-surgery:
Recovery from laparoscopic lysis of adhesions is rapid, and patients will not have to stay in the hospital for over a day unless recommended otherwise. A full recovery can be achieved after 1-2 weeks of surgery and when the incisions have completely healed.
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