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Hytis hernia

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smokeyginger1
smokeyginger1

had a hytis hernia repair done 3 months ago and that has cured my reflux but my problem is I can't stop pooing what ever I eat comes back out I'm on tablets to stop me from going has anyone had the same problem I have lost over 2 stone in weight and I'm really fed up now can anyone tell me if they have had the same problem 

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  • valerie55215
    valerie55215 smokeyginger1

    Posted

    Welcome to my world.  I hVe the same problem 6 months after my hiatus surgery.  I also have nausea and am very tired all the time.  Going back to see surgeon will let you know what he says.

    Val

    • smokeyginger1
      smokeyginger1 valerie55215

      Posted

      6 months that's terrible I hope you get things sorted soon by the surgeon 

      has the toilet problem gone or are you pooing like me all the time I'm on tablets everyday to stop me from filling my pants it's really bad I see my surgeon again in 3 months time but I don't think I can wait that long 

      let me know how you get on and I hope everything goes well 

      Smokeyginger 

    • valerie55215
      valerie55215 smokeyginger1

      Posted

      Yes I still have toilet problems.  When I need to I run to the toilet hoping I can make it in time.  I sometimes take an Imodium but then I get constipated.  I'll let you know what the Surgeon says when I've seen him.

      Val

       

    • gwen45436
      gwen45436 valerie55215

      Posted

      Hi peeps.  I have a HH and esophagitis.  When my reflux is bad dor if I get worked up - I am terrible.  I make a dash for the shops and the supermarket loo.  I thought having the op for HH would sort you out - I have not heard of this on another forum I am on.  It's just so awful to deal with.

      G.

    • smokeyginger1
      smokeyginger1 gwen45436

      Posted

      Going to the loo for 24 weeks now I insisted to get appointment to see the specialist next week so will let you know how things go lost 3 stone now I also had my stool sample taken which came back ok now I've got to have a camera up my bum just waiting now I'm still on tablets everyday to stop me from going to the loo this is really getting to me now hope you get sorted everyone said it's the best thing they have had done but not in my case 
    • gwen45436
      gwen45436 smokeyginger1

      Posted

      Aww smoke - you are in a bad way.  Yeah that is all I have read that they feel much better.  Have you researched into if this can happen with the op.  I am sure it should not.
    • smokeyginger1
      smokeyginger1 gwen45436

      Posted

      Well two people are in the same way as me but I will know more when I see the specialist next week will let you know how I get on 
    • gwen45436
      gwen45436 smokeyginger1

      Posted

      Yes do.  You must feel like sh*t - but I had to laf at you saying camera up your bum - your not from Manchester are you.  Sense of humour helps greatly when you feel yuk yuk - just share ur probs x
  • gwen45436
    gwen45436 smokeyginger1

    Posted

    Oh here we go again - left a message for smokeyginger - very proper and correct and no go - getting a bit fed up of this.  Administrators will you please tell me what I am doing wrong.  I am not rude nor disrespectul to this site.
  • sophie02094
    sophie02094 smokeyginger1

    Posted

    Did anyone of you suffer with the toilet issue before having the op? I had my gall bladder out 6 years ago now. Since then I've had massive issues with digesting food. I saw the specialist at the hospital where they diagnosed me with the HH. They put me under a dietician as I put on 3 stone with in 6 weeks of having my gall bladder out. I've never been able to loose weight since and just feel so defeated by it all. They just gpkeep telling me to loose weight. Even with going to the gym 7 days a week and living off the feral diet and having salads I out on half a stone. 
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