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Evacuation problem
I've underwent Proctocolectomy+Ileal pouch anal anastomosis in Nov 2019,ileaostomy closure in Jan 20120..Since closure I've been facing problems during defecation..While passing stools,after coming out a little,the stool gets stuck(I feel it's going inside vagina)and feel heaviness in lower abdomen...After coming out of washroom I again get the urge to pass stool(after 15-20mins)Stools are liquid in nature..Also trying biofeedback...Kindly tell me what is the bulge mentioned in the report..Please tell me what should be done for the problem
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It's slightly prolapse or enterocele
You have to do pelvic excecise
And consult to operating surgeon once
Nothing to worry ,it is common symptoms after TPCIAA
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Dr. Ganapathi S Kini
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Please consult the operating surgeon once.
Thank you.
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