What is the frequency of defecation after rectal polyp operation?

The frequency of stool after rectal polyps surgery may be related to improper diet, abdominal cold, intestinal mucosa damage, etc. The specific analysis is as follows:

1. Improper diet

due to postoperative patients eating a large number of spicy and irritating foods such as scallion, pepper, ginger, etc., will stimulate abnormal contraction of intestinal tract, accelerate intestinal content discharge, and cause increased frequency of defecation.

2. Abdominal cold

due to postoperative patients do not pay attention to abdominal warmth, resulting in increased cold in the body, which will cause stimulation to gastrointestinal tract, resulting in the above phenomenon.

3. Intestinal mucosa damage

Due to improper operation during surgery, intestinal mucosa damage will cause microecological imbalance in intestinal tract, resulting in increased frequency of stool.