After undergoing surgical removal of the gallbladder (bile surgery), a person may become diarrhea frequently. Are there foods or drinks that need to be avoided? Then what activities should not be done? Diarrhea after bile surgery can indeed occur. Diarrhea can last for several weeks to years. According to a study, about 5 out of 100 sufferers experience diarrhea or diarrhea within 3 months after surgery. To overcome the problem of diarrhea after bile surgery, there are some foods and drinks, as well as daily activities that need to be avoided temporarily. What are the Abstinence from Eating and Drinking After Bile Surgery? Until now, the cause of diarrhea after bile surgery has not been clearly known. Diarrhea is thought to occur due to the absence of the gallbladder as a reservoir of bile, so that the bile which has a laxative effect is released directly into the intestine. To prevent and overcome this, there are some foods and drinks that need to be avoided, including food and
Formation of tartar will make teeth look unclean. This dental hygiene problem can make us insecure, and lazy to smile broadly or laugh out loud. Tartar (calculus) with dental plaque is not the same. Dental plaque, or better known as jigong, is a thin, sticky, and colorless layer that forms on the surface of a tooth. While tartar is hardened dental plaque because the teeth are not cleaned properly. Tartar that is not cleaned can make dental plaque more easily attached, formed more quickly, and become a "home" for harmful bacteria. Dental plaque can be cleaned by yourself at home by brushing your teeth and cleaning between your teeth. However, does that also apply to tartar? What happens if tartar is not cleaned? Before answering the questions above, it helps you know the risks that can occur if tartar has never been cleaned, namely: Gum inflammation or gingivitis Inflammation of the gums is often characterized by symptoms in the form of swollen gums and bleed easily. G