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hemorrhoidectomy

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victoria11161
victoria11161

Hi guys I had my hemorrhoidectomy and they also removed my right ovary in the same operation on 30 March 2016.

It is now 3 April 2016 so it has been 4 days since my op. I had no pain the first 2 days and then the local anestetic wore off!

Now it is excrutiatingly painfull. I have found that bathing in a little luke warm water with 2 hands of salt for 15 minutes help alot.

And for constipation you can go to your local pharmacy and buy an enima ask them for one that you can drink!

Trust me it is much better than to put a tube up your sore bum!!! The doctor can also prescribe a numbing ointment that helps a lot!!

Goodluck to all my buds out there!!! I know how it feels!!!

One question i have is it normal to still have the swolen loose skin on the outside of your anus?

It feels the same as the hemorrhoid. Please advise!! Thanks!!

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  • Sublime
    Sublime victoria11161

    Posted

    The lumps you can feel are possibly skin tags or small external haemorrhoids.

    I had the same and they went down

    • Sublime
      Sublime victoria11161

      Posted

      No worries, I still remember the pain from my surgery!

      Just keep bathing your bottom and also airing it as much as you can.

      Try not to let your stools get too runny. Soft and formed is the best way as you don't want any narrowing of your back passage.

      Good luck in your recovery ❤️

  • maria2015
    maria2015 victoria11161

    Posted

    It will shrink but you could still end up with small skin tags they removed 1st one with second opp but got one small knew front second op if you no what I mean x x
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