text: Yo, check it out, listen up, I got a story to tell,
  'Bout a patient who went through some surgery hell,
  Following a laparoscopic gastric bypass, you see,
  This woman faced some complications, it wasn't easy.
  
  She was middle-aged, strugglin' with obesity,
  Body mass index off the charts, it wasn't a mystery,
  But a few months later, she began to feel weak,
  Fatigue takin' over, her liver function looked bleak.
  
  They did a CT scan, found somethin' quite suspicious,
  Miliary TB, spreadin' in her abdomen, malicious,
  Acute abdomen pain, she couldn't ignore,
  In the operation, they found ulcers and more.
  
  Perforated stomal ulcers at the gastrojejunostomy,
  Liver and spleen affected, it was a sight to see,
  Thickened omentum, micronodules everywhere,
  This TB infection had spread, it just wasn't fair.
  
  They closed up the perforation, took biopsies too,
  Histology results revealed TB, that's true,
  Abdominal TB, rare but it can occur,
  Especially in immunocompromised patients, that's for sure.
  
  Whether it's meds or operations affectin' nutrition,
  We gotta consider this diagnosis, make the right decision,
  Early detection, effective treatment is the key,
  To reduce the morbidity and mortality, set 'em free.
  
  So remember, when it comes to abdominal TB,
  Stay vigilant, keep watch, that's the way to be,
  And if you face some complications after surgery,
  Don't ignore the signs, get help urgently.