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LIS 3hr Post Op

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melanieheaven
melanieheaven

Sooo my day FINALLY came after 2years of misery! Had the LIS and a anal papillae removed. Left hosp about 2hrs post op. Dr injected lidocaine so i was pretty numb down there at hospital. As soon as i got in car i popped 20mg of percocet. Took that dose about two hours ago and now the lidocaine is pretty much wore off. Id say im at a 4-5on pain level currently.. Feels like i got punched in the butthole area mixed with the pressure feeling of wanting to poop but holding it in. Also feels like the soreness from having several bms and getting a raw butt. I could easily take more meds already as im fairly uncomfortable. This pain is different than the stinging fissure pain. Im so not ready to have a bm yet but it feels like i need to.. Ill update as i progress thru this! Cant wait to have my life back and agony free bms!

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  • melanieheaven
    melanieheaven

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    pdate.. Two days after surgery i got deathly ill and called 911. I have a fistula now, been in hospital 4 days with no leave in sight. Pain is 1000× more than fissure and i regret the choice that i made to have Lis.. Beyond miserable😢
    • becca08995
      becca08995 melanieheaven

      Posted

      hi i know its been 5 years, what happened after the fistula problem? hope youre well!

  • hamee
    hamee melanieheaven

    Posted

    I m feeling sorry for your current problems.. I have been given the date in january 2017 for LIS.. I have fissures for almost 2 years now i m doing research whether its better to get chance for surgery or not
    • karen43603
      karen43603 hamee

      Posted

      The outcome depends on the skill of the doctor who is doing the surgery. I’m glad I had it done.   Hope you feel better soon melanieheaven.
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