What symptoms can be caused after gastric polyps surgery

Symptoms of stomach polyps after surgery include abdominal pain or discomfort, vomiting, nausea or decreased appetite.

1. Abdominal pain or discomfort After

surgery, when the anesthetic fails, the patient's abdomen may feel sore, bloating or urgency. The above discomfort may be related to the surgical incision, wound healing process or recovery of digestive tract activity, usually gradually relieved over time.

2. Vomiting After surgery,

due to the effect of anesthetic drugs, postoperative digestive system adjustment or other factors, vomiting may occur for a period of time.

3. Nausea or decreased appetite

After surgery, nausea may affect appetite, leading to reduced food intake or decreased appetite. Usually temporary, with recovery and gradual recovery of digestive function, the situation will gradually improve.