It will heal satisfactorily on its own. The most common method used to try to prevent adhesion formation after surgery is to use a crystalloid solution. The best known are Ringer's and plain saline. However, several studies have shown that these solutions do not help prevent adhesion formation. The most common amount of solution used is 200mL. This is absorbed by the body in about six hours.
Peritoneal repair takes many more hours.
Adding more solution isn't the answer, either. Five thousand mL of solution takes about five days to absorb. However, such a large amount may reduce the body's ability to fight infection. Although many clinicians assume that laparoscopic surgery will reduce post-operative adhesion formation, the data is not compelling. However, de novo adhesion formation was substantially reduced by laparoscopic surgery.