Abdominal pain after having ascites drained???
hello, we are so thankful my father could make it in to have his first folfox treatment on Monday. We went back today to have the pump removed and the doctor suggested we go have his ascites drained. He had over 3 liters drained and now he is feeling worse ... We got home and now he has major abdominal pain?? Has anyone else experienced this? We are still trying to figure out what's normal and what's not. They originally didn't even want to do chemo last Thursday but thank God he looked and felt better Monday since we are having some major concerns about his liver. If anyone has any comments in regards to ascites can you please let me know. Thank you!
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Sorry
I feel bad that nobody has answered this post.
I have no knowledge in this area, but I know others here must be able to help you.
I will bump this to the top of the page for you.
God bless you for your concern for your father. Love really makes such a huge difference in a person's healing.
Blesssings!
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My husband had over 5 liters
My husband had over 5 liters drained back in July, however he felt so much better almost instantly right away, so I am not of any help in regards to the abdominal pain. He has since then been taking water pills daily to prevent it from coming back and so far so good. Hope your father has relief soon, and keeps the ascites away. Blessings kim
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Folfox is toxic to your
Folfox is toxic to your liver. That's where the ascities came in. I cannot have the Folfox treatment due to cirrhosis (comorbidity). I've had paracenthesis (draining of fluid from the abdomen), although I never had abdominal pain. Take your Dad back to the doctor (preferably a Hepatologist). They may have drained too much to fast, and he may need a break from chemo.
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