Open Gallbladder Removal Surgery: Hvornår du skal kontakte lægen

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• Jaundice: yellowing of the skin or whites of the eyes (bile duct injury or obstruction)
• Dark tea-colored urine with light clay-colored stools (biliary obstruction)
• Severe right upper quadrant pain with fever (bile leak or retained stone concern)
• Heavy wound bleeding or sudden wound dehiscence
• Persistent vomiting preventing any oral intake
• Sudden severe abdominal pain with rigidity (peritonitis concern)
• Sudden shortness of breath or chest pain (pulmonary embolism concern)
• Loss of consciousness
• Fever above 38.5C with chills and worsening abdominal pain
• Fever above 38.5C after post-operative day 3
• Persistent low-grade fever for more than 48 hours
• New or worsening wound redness, warmth, or drainage
• Increasing rather than decreasing pain after day 4-5
• Persistent nausea or inability to tolerate liquids beyond 24 hours
• New-onset diarrhea (especially with fatty meals)
• Any yellow tinge to skin or eyes (even subtle)
• Persistent right shoulder pain beyond 7 days
• Concerning drain output if drains present

Hav dine oplysninger klar, når du ringer

• Navnet på din operation (Open Gallbladder Removal Surgery) og datoen for din operation
• Din aktuelle temperatur
• Smerteniveau (0–10) og hvor det er
• Al medicin du har taget de seneste 24 timer
• En beskrivelse af såret (rødme, væske, åbning)