incomplete ileus, fasting for a few days.

Fasting days for incomplete intestinal obstruction depend on the patient's treatment and recovery of exhaust and defecation. There is no uniform standard.

Patients who recover faster may fast for 1-2 days to recover exhaust, then they can gradually start eating water and semi-liquid food. Patients who recover slower may need to fast for 7-14 days or even longer, and it is difficult to recover exhaust and defecate. The reason for affecting fasting days is treatment. If the patient recovers faster after treatment, exhaust and defecation are smooth, they can eat earlier. Some patients may experience worsening symptoms after treatment, progressing from incomplete to complete ileus, requiring surgery and a longer fasting period.

The number of days of fasting for incomplete ileus varies from individual to individual, depending on the patient's specific circumstances. During and after fasting, patients should strictly follow the advice of the doctor for dietary management to facilitate recovery.