Coping With Hemorrhoidectomy

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by: jd on Thu, Aug 27 2009

I had my first hemorroidectomy 5 years ago and they have continued to return. mine are almost always thrombose and require a trip to the emergency room or my regular physician to have it lanced and the bloodclot taken out. Last monday, August 17 I had a second surgery this one with laser. My surgeon told me this procedure would be much easier than the last. So, it has been a week and I have fecal incontinence and I am still in pain. I am very frustrated with my surgeon who keeps telling me the incontinence will go away. However, I can NOT go to my job under these conditions.

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Hemorrhoidectomy - by deb - (Mon, Aug 31 2009)
had my op on monday.felt great first couple of days,so didnt take my senna on the second day.or you may get movacol which is a stool softener. [more..]
frustrated - by jd - (Thu, Aug 27 2009)
I had my first hemorroidectomy 5 years ago and they have continued to return. [more..]
hemmorhoidectomy - by dk - (Mon, Aug 10 2009)
I had my op on june 22nd, so i am now into seven weeks. I had internal piles and skin tags removed. I wish to god i had never had it done as i am still in loads of pain every time i need a BM. [more..]
3 weeks since surgery - by BD - (Fri, Aug 07 2009)
its been 3 weeks now since my surgery it is still sore and tender when having a bm but it depends on hard stools the softer the bm the quicker the recovering time i found no more bleeding and i am doing my day to day jobs now with little discomfort really. Still taking laxitives not to much just 5m of ducolux every night. [more..]

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