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Fistula
by: Susie on Thu, Apr 23 2009

I began with a very small perianal abscess which was easily lanced by my primary care physician. It come back shortly after the procedure and trying to make it go away i would simply pop it like a pimple. This went on for months. The abscess kept coming back and I would pop it. Soon It became very large and I could no longer manage it on my own. I went back to my primary to learn I had developed a fistula. I will be having surgery in one week. If you have any kind of abcess do not ignore and seek medical treatment. This surgery could have been prevented if I only went to the doctor instead of taking matters into my own hands.

April 2009

Threesome: Me, my boyfriend, and his fistule - by K - (Fri, Apr 24 2009)
My boyfriend is one of the greatest guys around. Handsome, smart, and makes me laugh (trite, but true!). Several months ago this fistula moved in on our relationship. [more..]
Fistula - by Susie - (Thu, Apr 23 2009)
I began with a very small perianal abscess which was easily lanced by my primary care physician. [more..]
Fistulotomy - not too bad - by sam - (Tue, Apr 21 2009)
I’ve had this darn thing since I was 19 or so. I’m 30 and had it removed 3 days ago. I was hoping it would go away on it’s own, but that never happened. [more..]

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