Choosing between surgery or physio, what should I do?
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Dear ladies, I have some news about my rectocele and I need your advice, hope you can help me to decide.
I had cystocele and hysterocele surgery 5 months ago and after surgery I have developed a rectocele. It is mild but I have problems in the bathroom and feel like a ball in my rectum constantly.
I went to my check last week and my gyn confirmed that I have a rectocele. He saw also some stitches inside my vagina. He told me to have surgery for the rectocele and he would remove the stitches in the op also. He told me not to worry, he would use stitches for the rectocele repair (not mesh). He scheduled the op for June.
Well... the following day I had an app with my physio who said "DO NOT OPERATE THE RECTOCELE!!!". He explained that my rectocele is mild, he is sure that I can fix it with rehabilitation. Rectocele surgery has bad results, he said, and many problems afterwords with sex. Is that true?
It is the same situation I lived two years ago, when I began to feel the cysto and hysterocele, the physio said not to operate, but after 1 year physio treatment, finally I had to operate.
What do I do? . I do believe in physiotherpy, but as a complement of surgery. For my experience, I don't believe in it as a substitute of surgery. Should I postpone the op, do the physio treatment and see what it happens? Or should I operate now? It would be very stressful for me to have like a year of treatment just to have the surgery finally. What do you think? Hugssss!
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dorothy03601 Hijadeonagro
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Hijadeonagro dorothy03601
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As for the surgery, I'm sure it is going to be fine. Only you have to choose a good surgeon who you can rely on and as I see you have chosen a good one. Just make sure he/she has experience in the field. If he has seen that the previous surgery was middle done, he has to be good, and if he agrees to operate knowing all the problems that you had the first time, He must be good.
If he is going to operate you, He won't mind that you call him or ask for another app to ask all the questions and tell him all your fears. If he is professional he will answer all the questions you ask. Make a list ( someone in this forum gave me the idea) of questions and ask. I would ask about previous experience with similar surgeries. It is normal to make sure that he has experience and he can cope with any problem that could arise in the op.
My dr thinks some of my questions are funny but I don't mind, I prefer to ask than leaving with doubts.
This won't last forever, you will be fine, you have had bad luck once that's all but this time with a good experienced surgeon it will be different. 😘😘😘😘💪🏼
Hijadeonagro dorothy03601
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Please write us from hospital and we will send you our love
welshgirl67 Hijadeonagro
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I love Spain,I had a penfriend from Madrid.lost contact over 10 yyrs ago
Her name was Sonia Jimenez clavero☺☺
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dorothy03601 Hijadeonagro
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Hijadeonagro welshgirl67
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I live in Madrid too... By the way I don't know your friend... Hugs😘😘
Hijadeonagro dorothy03601
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Let us know as soon as you speak to your consultant 😘
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