Post-surgical complications have severely adhered organs and tissues within the thoracic or abdominal cavity, undoubtedly having a significant impact on the patient.
It's not just about making future surgeries more difficult.
"Alas! Everything you mentioned is true! After my dad's surgery, not only did the anastomotic fistula persist, he still couldn't eat, and new problems arose, swallowing food became extremely difficult. He even had to spit out his saliva. He couldn't even drink water. We were almost collapsing at that time. What kind of hospitals are these, why is surgery so difficult? Each time it just gets worse."
The woman spoke of the ordeal after the second surgery with a tone and expression filled with despair.
The other two family members didn't speak, but their expressions were similar.
