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post op haemorrhoidectomy
by: vivienne on Wed, Jun 24 2009

My operation was on the 4/6/09 no pain until two days after operation and trying to have a BM, constipated for 3 days now.Discharge of liquid faecal stuff which became more muscus coated or just mucus for over two weeks now need to use sanitary pads all the time.Pain eased off after 16 days but cannot get a BM out trying up to 7 times a day.Showering bottom after every visit to the toilet and applied sudocreme to sore area 10 days after operation.Taking prunes,wholemeal,liquids.If no BM today will take Senokot this evening and then increase fibre more.Still feel quite tired after doing no more than a few household tasks.Also felt quite down last week but as pain has decreased my mood has lifted.

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Haemorrhoids operation - by Diana - (Mon, Jun 29 2009)
I had my operation a week ago, here in Spain and like the the stories I have read, the op itself went well, but no-one, but no-one explained to me the pain I would, and am, suffering post op. I dread going to the toilet [more..]
post op haemorrhoidectomy - by vivienne - (Wed, Jun 24 2009)
My operation was on the 4/6/09 no pain until two days after operation and trying to have a BM, constipated for 3 days now. [more..]

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