What are the sequelae of bile duct cancer? These three points need attention

Cholangiocarcinoma can lead to decreased liver function and digestive dysfunction. Abdominal bleeding and abdominal infection may also occur after surgery.

1. Decreased liver function <br/>Choledochocarcinoma may lead to decreased liver function after treatment. However, the liver has a relatively strong compensatory ability. While actively treating cholangiocarcinoma, patients should have a reasonable daily diet and exercise appropriately, which can help liver function return to normal as soon as possible.
2. Digestive dysfunction <br/>Bile duct cancer patients have symptoms such as anorexia, loss of appetite and nausea, which may cause digestive dysfunction after treatment. At this time, the diet should be light, and try to eat small meals with balanced nutrition.
3. Intraperitoneal bleeding or infection <br/>After bile duct cancer surgery, if the ligation is not firm, it may cause bleeding from the incision, and then oral bleeding sequelae. If the abdominal cavity drainage is not smooth or bile leakage is combined with infection, it may cause abdominal infection.