Adverse reactions after bile duct stent surgery? Do you know these reactions?

Patients with bile duct cancer or other malignancies who have bile duct obstruction require bile duct stenting, which is likely to cause adverse reactions such as cholangitis, sepsis, and pancreatitis. Obstruction may recur after surgery, requiring another bile duct stenting or nasobiliary drainage.

For patients with bile duct cancer or other malignant tumors, if the disease has developed to the late stage and bile duct obstruction occurs, it is necessary to transfer to a bile duct stent to relieve bile duct obstruction and improve clinical symptoms. However, there are also some adverse reactions after bile duct stent surgery. Let's learn about the adverse reactions after bile duct stent surgery!
1. What are the adverse reactions after bile duct stent surgery ? Common adverse reactions after bile duct stent surgery include cholangitis and sepsis, which are caused by poor placement of the stent, resulting in poor bile duct drainage, or the contrast agent is injected too quickly or in too large a dose during the operation. Pancreatitis may also occur after bile duct stent surgery, which is generally relieved by prohibition and the use of somatostatin and antibiotics. Re-obstruction may also occur after surgery, which is caused by tumor growth. In this case, nasobiliary drainage or another bile duct stent surgery is required.
2. Is bile duct stent surgery a major surgery? <br/>Bile duct stent surgery is generally performed when the patient has bile duct obstruction, and it is not considered a major surgery. If the patient has no other diseases and is in good physical condition, the risk of a simple bile duct stent surgery is not great. However, if the patient has poor renal and cardiopulmonary function, poor basic condition, or is older, the risk of a bile duct stent surgery is greater, and this situation can also be considered a major surgery.
3. What to pay attention to after bile duct stent surgery <br/>After bile duct stent surgery, patients should pay attention to rest and pay special attention to diet. They can choose some foods rich in high-quality protein, such as lean meat, fish, milk, soy products, etc., to promote the recovery of the body. Usually, we should try to eat less animal offal and foods with high cholesterol content, and also reduce the intake of animal fats, such as animal oils, fatty meat, etc., and usually use peanut oil and other vegetable oils to cook food. You can eat more vegetables and fruits. Green leafy vegetables can provide vitamins and fiber for the body, so you should eat as much as possible. In addition, hawthorn, yogurt, etc. are also good for the patient's recovery.