How many days will it take to insert a urinary catheter during laparoscopy

Laparoscopy is a surgical procedure that is mainly used to treat gallbladder diseases. Due to its relatively high success rate and effective treatment of gallbladder diseases, it is frequently used in medicine. After laparoscopy, patients usually need to undergo catheterization for a period of time. Because patients who have just undergone laparoscopic surgery cannot get out of bed and move around, urination needs to be completed through catheterization. So, how many days will the urinary catheter be inserted during laparoscopy?

With the development of society and the improvement of people's living standards, many people are now suffering from some diseases. When people are sick, many people will use surgery to treat them, because the surgical treatment effect is relatively good, and there is no recurrence. The most common surgery is to do some surgery through laparoscopy. When people have gallbladder diseases, they can remove the gallbladder through laparoscopy. So does the patient need a catheter at this time?

Steps/Methods:

1. Generally speaking, when patients have gallbladder diseases, we can treat them through surgery. The most common surgery includes laparoscopic cholecystectomy. Laparoscopic cholecystectomy has a better therapeutic effect and will not recur after surgery, which will not cause great harm to patients.

2. Generally speaking, a urinary catheter is required during laparoscopic cholecystectomy. Generally speaking, general anesthesia is required for this type of surgery to prevent urinary difficulties after surgery, which can facilitate the drainage of urine. Therefore, a urinary catheter is required.

3. After the cholecystectomy, the patient must pay attention to all aspects of the operation. Attention should be paid to postoperative conditioning and hygiene. Although the wound of this operation is relatively small, it is necessary to ensure that the wound is clean and dry to avoid the occurrence of viruses and bacteria. At the same time, you should eat more nutritious food.

Note:

The above is the article about laparoscopic cholecystectomy. However, we must ensure a good mood before the operation. We must pay attention to all aspects of care after the operation. We must drink more water and increase the frequency of urination.

Is having an indwelling urinary catheter uncomfortable?

If a catheter is placed before anesthesia, there will be some discomfort because the catheter has to pass through the urethra. Some people have thinner urethras and may feel pain during the catheterization process. There are also some disadvantages of indwelling urinary catheter. Some patients have symptoms of urethral irritation, always feel the urge to urinate, or feel that they have difficulty urinating. The catheter should not be left in place for too long as it may cause urinary tract infection. If the condition permits, the catheter should be removed as soon as possible.