In pain
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I am having rectal pain in internal sphincter feels like something pushing on it I also have incomplete bowel movement I do not fully empty then thus causes more pain and mucus..hip and lower back pain. I had hysterectomy in feb this year urogynaecologist though this would cure my problem but has made it worse. I’m being passsed around from pillar to post can’t get any help..in the past I had what they thought was pudendal nerve pain I was never convinced as it’s always been high up in rectum and trouble evacuation stool..I’m sure my gp and local hospital think it’s in my head where do I turn for help I’m at my wits end can’t live with this forever
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Curtin karen08997
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Gee what's up with these doctors? Maybe you have scar tissue growing around a nerve.I hope you find a good doctor!
welshgirl67 karen08997
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Can you get a second opinion with another urogynacologist.
I did that after my first anterior failed hun. Do not stay quiet over this. We know our bodies and when things are not right. Do your research and tell them it's s since hyster. I'm wondering if it's scare tissue.xx
karen08997 welshgirl67
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Curtin karen08997
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I'm doing great!Just keep trying to find a good doctor.There's one out there for you.Are they giving you something for inflammation? Hope things get better.
welshgirl67 karen08997
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Oh bless you hun. Yes I'm doing great. I had my anterior redone in Jan with tvh. In the 2 years waiting for surgery my uterus decided to say hello so decided it's best to remove it as I had done menopause age 45 naturally so wasn't too bothered emotionally.. Also the stitch may of not held up for long so didn't want to take the risk.
I had a new professor in urogyna to do my last Surgery and I was amazed by his highly skilled experience.
My back wall is slight grade 1 bu t with my stool and taking chlorella by bowels a t e soft and regular. I do take movicol also incase it's a bit out of balance but usually it's fine.
Im.still paranoid about doing things but I am.a lot better mentally this past few weeks.
Im.so sorry to hear your story. Shame you are not in wales,my urogyna i s just outstanding in his experience. I travelled home to see mine 4 hrs away. Hugs to you lovelyxx
Imnotadoctor karen08997
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Hi Karen,
I too have almost constant lower back pain & cannot find out what’s causing it. I was ok until I had a hysterectomy & anterior repair in late 2013. The op went well but I’ve had constant bowel problems since. I also had a rectoenterocele repair with SSF in November 2017. In fairness to the urogynaecologist, she did say that the op probably wouldn’t relieve the back problem. Op went well again & I did everything as I should. GP has now referred me to a gastroenterologist (I have previously seen a colorectal consultant too!) I have had a colonoscopy which was clear.
I find it so difficult to explain how it feels. The discomfort is in my back but it’s not muscular it’s as you say more like pressure pushing down. He’s got another test lined up for me then will probably refer me to a dietitian, I think he’s possibly barking up the wrong tree. I was really surprised that the colonoscopy was clear as it feels so sore inside to me.
It all goes back to gynaecology & bowel people not working together I think. Difficult to know what to do next? IBS isn’t helpful as that covers a multitude of symptoms. I’m lucky, I have private healthcare & was seen quickly but still no answer I’m afraid. X
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Curtin Imnotadoctor
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I'm sorry about your problem. I wish these doctors weren't so rushed.You have to keep trying to find one that can help.People shouldn't have to suffer these days
God bless
Imnotadoctor karen08997
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I found the colorectal consultant was mainly interested in Botox injections. I mentioned this to the gynaecologist & she warned me that, in my case, it could lead to incontinence. I’m not going anywhere near that! I really want to avoid any more surgery so will do all the tests the gastroenterologist suggests & see what happens.
Personally, I think the damage was done in childbirth 20+ years ago. I’m in my mid 50s now & it’s all going wrong!
Have you seen a specialist female physiotherapist? I saw a really good one & might see if I can get another appointment with her again as she was just as helpful as all the doctors. Good luck. X
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