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    Colostomy - Johns Hopkins Medicine

    • Getting a colostomy marks a big change in your life, but the surgery itself is not complex. It will be done under general anesthesia, so you will be asleep and feel no pain. A colostomy may be done as open surgery, w… 展开

    How Do I Get Ready For A Colostomy?

    Before surgery, discuss your surgical and postsurgical choices with a healthcare provider and an ostomy nurse. This is a nurse who is specially trained to help colostomy patien… 展开

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    What Happens During The Colostomy?

    Depending on why you need a colostomy, it will be made in one of four parts of the colon: ascending, transverse, descending, or sigmoid. 1. Transverse colostomy. This is done on the m… 展开

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    What Happens After The Colostomy?

    You may be able to suck on ice chips on the same day as your surgery. You'll likely be given clear fluids the next day. Some people eat normally within 2 days after a colostomy. A nor… 展开

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    Types of Colostomy Surgery and What to Expect - Verywell Health
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    What happens during colostomy surgery?
    During colostomy surgery, the surgeon may remove a segment of the colon. This results in the colon being in two separate parts. One end of the colon is passed through a small hole in the abdominal wall. This small section of intestine, called a stoma when it's outside the body, allows for waste to leave the body from the colon.
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